Новости за 13.06.2024

Justice too delayed is justice too denied: The Supreme Court on Thursday tragically rejected a First Amendment complaint against the Patent and Trademark Office for rejecting a trademark of the phrase “Trump too small.”

In Puerto Rico, indignant residents took to social media to condemn recurrent power outages that have been plaguing the U.S. territory, leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity.

Napoli forward Khvicha Kvaratskhelia expresses his pride at being a key part of a Georgia outfit that will feature at Euro 2024.

PHOENIX (CN) - After a nearly three-year investigation into reports of misconduct amounting to civil rights violations, the Department of Justice said the Phoenix Police Department used excessive and unjustified deadly force and discriminated against Black, Hispanic and Native American people.

Rimbert succeeds Silvia Azzali, who is leaving for personal reasons, at the hosiery and innerwear company.

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New coronavirus variants like KP.2 and KP.3 are emerging in recent times and the cases keep on mounting in the US, according to recent health data. KP.2. and KP.3 variants of the coronavirus currently comprise of half of the entire Covid cases active in the United States and the numbers are not looking at going down anytime soon.

Teenage full-back is poised to leave Sport Recife for Chelsea’s sister club, who operate under the same BlueCo umbrella

BJP leader Ninong Ering on Thursday was sworn in as the Pro-tem speaker of the 8th Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly. Governor Lt Gen (Retd) K T Parnaik administered the oath of office to Ering in an official ceremony held in the Raj Bhavan.

THE YouTube Kids app, which only streams age-appropriate content, is vanishing from TV screens worldwide.

Tamil Nadu says that the review should be conducted only after strengthening the baby dam. The SC-appointed supervisory committee meets after vising the main dam and the baby dam

Will Ferrell is a master at embodying different roles for his films. Buddy the Elf, Ron Burgundy, Ricky Bobby — it’s impossible to choose just one iconic character! And while we love to laugh at his comedic genius, his kids don’t always appreciate his antics. The Barbie star’s eldest son Magnus, 20, recently shared a […]

After acquiring landmark real-estate assets, Michael Shvo’s high-price strategy collides with a troubled market.

A city chief executive also had his say on what the election might mean for the Square Mile.

~ By Tom Boggie Well, seeing how Albany-Saratoga Speedway was rained out last Friday, I guess there won’t be a 4th Turn column this week. Yeah, right. I’ve always got enough on the back burner to keep everyone amused. Let’s start … Continue reading →

Voters think businesses need to play a bigger role in the fight against climate change and poverty, research reveals

Crystal Palace attacker Michael Olise reportedly reaches a verbal agreement over personal terms with another Premier League club ahead of the summer transfer window.

A Government Order was issued by Chief Secretary Shiv Das Meena on Thursday

Issue will be discussed at State committee and central committees

There is a discomfort looking at the photographs knowing that Hetherington was to die in pursuit of his craft, and this knowledge is especially prescient today.

Shakira's recent breakup was La Tortura.  Indeed, the "Hips Don't Lie" singer recently detailed how she felt behind closed doors as her 11-year relationship with Spanish soccer star Gerard Pique...

This month, NIRSA President Erin Patchett shares findings from "The Effects of Participation in Recreational Activities on Students’ Resilience and Sense of Belonging."

Returning for the fourth Beverly Hills Cop, the actor shares stories about Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Vice Versa, and Stripes—as well as the time he was paid with a stolen car and the movie he thinks was deliberately killed at the box office.

TESCO shoppers have uncovered a rare giveaway on their Clubcard account.

In the deep-sea environment of the East Pacific Rise, where sunlight does not penetrate and the surroundings are known for their extreme temperatures, skull-crushing pressures, and toxic compounds, lives Riftia pachyptila, a giant hydrothermal vent tubeworm. Growing up to 6 feet tall with a deep-red plume, Riftia does not have a digestive system but thrives off its symbiotic relationship with bacteria that live deep within its body. These billions of bacteria fix carbon dioxide to sugars to sustain themselves and the tubeworm.