Новости за 07.06.2024

It was in 2004 that the tennis world last witnessed a French Open men's singles final without either of Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.

Two brothers have been arrested in Mzimba for allegedly transporting a large quantity of Indian hemp (Chamba). Gift and Bernard Mziya, aged 20 and 22 respectively, were apprehended by Jenda police in the early hours of today at Kathundu along the M1 road. According to Jenda Police Publicist Macfarlen Mseteka, the brothers were caught with […]

A potentially devastating hurricane season could send Texas home insurance premiums skyrocketing.

The justice's neighbor says a spat with Alito's wife occurred one month after a pro-Trump flag flew in front of Alito's house.

New York City's MTA is seeking out a psychologist to analyze fare evaders and devise an "avant-garde" solution after seeing $700 million in losses.

Plus: How can I crack down on the office mooches?

Measures to enshrine abortion access are securely on the ballot in four states, while efforts remain underway in several others.

Newsweek reached out to experts on whether using AI in a job application is a good or a bad thing

Travellers are again facing issues at Birmingham Airport

Futurist and former Apple executive James Canton gives Newsweek his predictions for the evolution of the device.

Supporters of the new California minimum wage law for fast-food restaurants claim it will bolster economic opportunity for lower-income people. It actually will be a wealth transfer from the poor to the rich.

We are seeing Joseph Schumpeter's concept of creative destruction at work in higher education. The shake-up will continue.

Government schooling advocates are demanding that homeschoolers be regulated by public school authorities. Perhaps homeschooling advocates should be monitoring the government.

The Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission (CEDC) has resurrected an ad campaign aimed at remote workers in urban centers looking for a lower cost of living.

Whether it was at a time when medical professionals were warning him he would not be able to walk or at a time when he would be alone in his room without friends, the Roughriders kept Dylan Earis company and a reason to feel hopeful about what lay ahead.

A shocking case of child neglect that left a baby dead and another child abandoned in a Kingston, Ont., apartment has many in the community asking how the siblings' parents, police and child welfare authorities could have allowed it to happen.

If you’ve ever experienced an eye twitch, you know just how irritating it can be.  While usually not dangerous, it can seemingly appear out of nowhere, sometimes last for weeks, and then disappear just as suddenly, leaving you scratching your head about its origin.

Father’s Day is just around the corner and if you want to get Dad something that he’ll actually get some value out of this year, then Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows is a great choice. During our Father’s Day Sale, you can get this powerful office suite for just $49.97.

The tariffs hamper efforts to grapple with climate change, including by reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Ontario has long faced calls to end segregation in its jails, but a CBC investigation shows prisoners are being isolated more often. In Hamilton, it's happening at a higher rate than elsewhere in the province, meeting the UN's threshold for torture. An advocate for incarcerated people recalls her time in segregation as being "in a little cream-coloured box with nothing."

The fourth installment in the Bad Boys franchise gets some chuckles from stars Will Smith and Martin Lawrence — but otherwise fails in almost every regard.

It’s hard to pay attention. It’s hard to be in the moment. It’s very easy to walk around with your face buried in the internet. I’ve started making a game of it – when I’m standing at a busy street corner, how many of the other walkers are staring at their phones? When I’m coming […]

The festival highlights a cultural scene that is threatened by rising seas and dangerous storms.

Data suggests the March headline numbers—which pointed to a very robust job market—may have been deceptively sunny.

NASA cited a number of risks as to why SpaceX wouldn’t be allowed to visit the 34-year-old telescope.