Новости за 18.07.2023

Slavery still exists in 2023; in fact, many of the products you use or wear every day could have been sourced from slave labor. In China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR), it is estimated that close to 1 million Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities are being detained by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). In what...

Congressional Democratic lawmakers are slated to hold a press briefing Tuesday afternoon to reintroduce the Freedom to Vote Act. The event is scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m. EDT. Watch the live video above.

FORMER Coronation Street star Ellie Leach is set to bounce back from heartbreak by signing for the upcoming series of Strictly Come Dancing.

ARIANA GRANDE is jetting back home to the US tomorrow following the breakdown of her marriage, I can reveal.

WATERLOO Road and former Emmerdale actor Adam Thomas’s restaurant business has gone bust with debts of almost £300,000.

1. What seniors should know about Ozempic and new weight loss drugs  The Washington Post
2. In older adults, a little excess weight isn't such a bad thing  News-Medical.Net
3. Risks of Ozempic, Wegovy and Other Weight Loss Drugs for People Over 65  The New York Times
4. In Older Adults, a Little Excess Weight Isn’t Such a Bad Thing  kffhealthnews.org
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Stitches is targeting this favorite in the MLB tonight.

The Registrar of Pecuniary Interests has published his report into Michael Wood’s inaccurate disclosures, and the findings are quite savage, with a recommendation he be referred to the Privileges Committee. The report finds: No surprise he has been referred to the Privileges Committee for contempt, as he clearly was contemptuous of thinking the rules applied […]

Local court magistrate Roger Prowse’s strange attacks on superior judges and NSW legislation earned a stinging rebuke from the Supreme Court.

Jeroen Weimar is best known as Victoria’s hyper-competent so-called COVID-19 Commander who assumed control for managing the response to the pandemic.

A supply shortage plus increasing demand for freestanding, defensive commercial property assets is supporting high prices.

Taking on Commonwealth Games hosting duties, Victoria had seemed like a white knight helping a sporting event in distress. Now the state faces tough questions.

Your ticket to eating and drinking at all the best establishments in a country that can be famously difficult to navigate comes down to one word: Tabelog.

Don’t wait to be told we’re officially in recession. Start acting now to ensure you come out the other side of what could be a prolonged downturn.

Stress-related hair loss is usually temporary, but following expert advice can help it stop sooner.

Fire and Rescue NSW investigated Paul Baxter in 2021 after ICAC received an anonymous complaint alleging he had breached government procurement rules.

When drawing up a will, it’s worth considering the impact it will have on your partner’s pension.

On the face of it, reforming the rules governing political donations sounds good. But be careful what you wish for.

You Have Been Told a Lie is the untold story of the Nadesalingam family, Tamil refugees who were detained for four years despite public protests.

Tom De Koning’s big call looms with Carlton relatively constrained by a tight salary cap; free agent Demon in demand; waiting game on Bomber.

We’re running out of teachers and constantly shouting at them isn’t helping.

The Coalition has seized on a series of appointments made by the government as evidence of favouritism for Labor-linked candidates.

Architects are charged with putting people into homes. So why, during a housing crisis, are seven high-profile design professionals fighting to stop a major development?

Equal pay has been a legal requirement in Australia since 1969, writes Dr Kirstin Ferguson, so don’t give up.