Новости за 18.08.2024

Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze thought he was artfully putting two feet inbounds in the back corner of the end zone for a touchdown Saturday when in reality he was putting two feet out of bounds for an incompletion. Welcome to Soldier Field, rookie.

The league held meetings with multiple private equity firms this week in the hopes of completing a framework to present to owners.

One of the world’s best tennis players is upset with what he saw take place during Felix Auger-Aliassime’s Cincinnati Open match on Friday night.

Canada got all the offense it needed in the second inning, hanging 12 runs on Puerto Rico in the frame en route to a 12-5 victory Saturday at the Litt

The Home Office has commissioned a ‘rapid sprint’ to drive a new practical approach.

Surgeries could cut appointments by a third under the work-to-rule action.

In the round-up: Verstappen's hope of racing alongside father at Le Mans dashed • Las Vegas adds free fan experience • IndyCar charter to cap number of cars

What are the charges levelled against the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s Chairperson by Hindenburg Research? What are the market regulator’s code of conduct guidelines? Do Madhavi Puri Buch’s actions constitute a potential conflict of interest? What lies ahead?

While green algae might not be harmful, it's not a pretty sight - but Mrs Hinch fans have been sharing their tips on how to remove it using one particular item.

It's a good time to place a layer of bark mulch on our beds and borders.

During the summer months and warmer weather, bugs become more active and breed faster, which increases the insect population. However, this key hack will help avoid any infestations.

Training thousands of drivers could prevent future strikes

Gen Z young adults admitted they had lost hope the economy would get better as multiple polls show cost of living to be a top election issue for these voters.

In 2024, Peru has reached a significant milestone in its fight against drug trafficking by eradicating 13,327 hectares of illegal coca leaf crops, which represents 53% of its annual goal of 25,000 hectares.

It wasn’t long ago that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s campaign—amid his unsuccessful lawsuit against Daily Kos to reveal the identity of a community member who dared criticize his interaction with neo-Nazis in Berlin—was taken seriously by the political press.