Новости за 12.10.2024

MEGHAN Markle stepped out alone for the second time in a week with royal experts claiming she and Harry are “living separate lives”.

Bath & Body Works apologized after people on social media compared the new Snowed In snowflake candle's design to the white hoods worn by members of the Ku Klux Klan.

The United Nations Human Rights Council recently voted on a resolution concerning Venezuela’s human rights situation. Brazil abstained from the vote, which saw 23 countries in favor, 6 against, and 18 abstentions. Brazil justified its decision by pointing out the document’s failure to address the negative impacts of sanctions on Venezuela. Brazil’s representative argued that […]

The key measures in the 2001 Firewall Letter are now UCP policy, from an Alberta pension to sovereignty-based legislation

BRANCHBURG, N.J. - In life and in golf, it's what you do with your shot that matters. Doug Carmen is making the most of his shot three years after a motorcycle accident claimed his leg. "People in the hospital were asking me like, 'Oh, I don't know how you're dealing with this,' and just, 'I'm [...]

Despite providing medical letters and telling the authority she was forced to sleep outside, the council “did not have proof” of her situation and denied her vital support

Michael Bloomberg isn't interested in running for mayor of New York City again, but Gotham needs someone like him at City Hall.

A new investigation exposed the shocking details about Victoria’s Secret CEO Les Wexner relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

Gresham Wagner (No. 5 McCumbee McAleer Racing) added the 2024 title to the first one he captured in 2021.

NEW YORK: Boeing announced on Friday that it plans to cut 10 per cent of its workforce as it projected a large third-quarter loss in the wake of a machinist strike in the Seattle region.

Los Angeles Unified students scored one of the the largest increases on the state's standardizes tests when compared with other California districts.

Rescue efforts continue in the state of Florida as fears of Hurricane Milton lingers over residents.

Brighton's Mark O'Mahony has given his early verdict on a loan stint at Portsmouth

Voters may oust Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon and toughen the state’s drug and shoplifting laws.

This remaining Prime Day deal will help you look your best just in time for the start of the holiday season.

September's producer price index showed core inflation up slightly and producer prices down slightly. But there are still some interesting numbers in a "flat" index.

President Biden let in a CIA contractor who has been arrested for plotting an ISIS-style attack.

EXCLUSIVE: Talia Ryder (Dumb Money, Never Rarely Sometimes Always) has boarded Rob Burnett’s comedy film In Memoriam alongside Marc Maron. Burnett (The Fundamentals of Caring) wrote the script, and he will direct the film for Invention Studios (Thelma). In Memoriam will begin shooting in Los Angeles on Monday, telling the story of a veteran Hollywood […]

Wallace Ruzvidzo, Herald Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has commended tertiary institutions for heeding the Second Republic’s philosophy that “nyika inovakwa nevene vayo”, thus contributing to the Government’s developmental efforts. Speaking to journalists after unveiling the Harare Institute of Technology (HIT)’s Tram-Urban Mass Transportation System Proof of Concept and Research Centre in the capital yesterday, the President […]

Trump visited Aurora, Colorado, for a campaign rally on Friday after weeks of pushing misleading narratives about the city’s migrant population.

The 2024 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Nihon Hidankyo. Its members are survivors of the August 1945 U.S. nuclear bomb attacks on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Cadillac Racing completed a Grand Touring Prototype (GTP) pole bookend to the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship season.

Yikes, we are now well under a month to go until we learn whether former President Donald Trump or pro-abortion Vice President Kamala Harris will be our 47th President. I’m going to take a slightly different tact today—I will look at seven data points—as I talk about what both sides see as one of the most […]

Since the industrial revolution the United States has pumped more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than any other country on Earth. With less than a month before the U.S. presidential election, the outcome of that contest could determine if the U.S. will continue working on clean energy and decarbonization or throw the programs that do so to the curb. We’ve seen the effects of climate change this week in full force with extreme weather events in the United States, Europe, Africa and Asia. Who will win the battle, the believers or the deniers?

Wallace Ruzvidzo, Herald Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa, who is the Chancellor of all State universities, yesterday capped 709 graduates at the Harare Institute of Technology’s 15th graduation ceremony. This year’s ceremony had 70 more students graduating compared to last year’s and of the 649 first degree graduates, 46,7 percent of them were female while of the […]