Новости за 17.08.2023

A recent study finds that 75 per cent of the Canadian population had detectable antibodies from COVID-19 through infections by March 2023.

One woman has been slammed for her choice of dress for her brother's wedding, stirring debate online.

A Mount Helena trail to be rerouted off private property will also be renamed as the Eric Feaver Trail, in honor of the late commissioner.

U.S. surgeons who transplanted a genetically modified pig kidney into a brain-dead patient said Wednesday the organ was still working well after a record 32 days — a significant step in the quest to close the organ donation gap.

Japan's government said Wednesday it will extend $2 million as humanitarian aid to Hawaii to help with the damage caused by recent wildfires in Maui, as the death toll from the disaster has topped 100.

Nelson is embracing—and elevating—his role as the nation’s space diplomat, and his long history on Capitol Hill means he doesn’t clam up when the conversation veers away from the cosmos.

The two actresses, who starred in 'Yes Day,' appeared in an ad for 'wrinkle repair' cream and shared an adorable hug as they smiled at the camera.

Every inside-the-park home run needs some sort of weirdness or a misstep to come about.

Prime minister strikes housing deal at national cabinet to build 1.2 million homes, King Charles III praises Matildas after loss and Voice debate continues.

I flew to Pasil, Cebu, to spend a night at the market, and then a day at a restaurant, to see how pufferfish is prepared and served as a gourmet dish.

Barcelona manager Xavi is said to be the reason why Neymar did not return to the club this summer, before joining Al-Hilal, according to a report.

Transgender youth in North Carolina lost access to gender-affirming treatments after the GOP-controlled assembly voted to override Gov. Roy Cooper's veto.

KUALA LUMPUR: The surge of investment commitments in the digital economy sector is a clear signal of investor confidence and strong digital economic prospects in the near term, an economist said.

KUALA LUMPUR: Actress Nur Fathia Latiff said that her current job at a legal firm was that of a legal clerk and not a full-fledged lawyer as speculated by netizens.

Wallabies not giving up on Eels’ star back despite re-signing  Zero Tackle

Liverpool have opened talks with VfB Stuttgart for Japan midfielder Wataru Endo.

After the most recent Supreme Court session, in which President Biden didn’t like some of its rulings, as with denying him the unilateral power to forgive student loans as a violation of the constitutional separation of powers, he said, “this is not a normal court,” not just conservative, but rather “like a throwback, some of the decisions that they’re making,” which has “done more to unravel basic rights and basic decisions than any court in recent history.” 

Throughout the week, local power providers have been asking customers to cut back electricity use to reduce stress on the electric grid during the record-breaking heat wave.

The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Abdullahi Ganduje, has opened up on why the immediate-past governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, visited him, stressing that the Minister-designate is fully ready to cooperate with the ruling party. According to Ganduje, Wike will boost APC chances in the 2027 general elections. Ganduje made the revelation

(CNN Español) — Activistas del Partido Comunista de México se manifestaron este miércoles en la embajada de Venezuela en Ciudad…

More than 200 water voles are released in restored habitat in Cumbria, having previously been wiped out.

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Eight inmates at a San Francisco Bay Area lockup — dubbed the “rape club” by prisoners…

Safety is the key factor in changes made to the speed limits on some Porirua roads, agreed to today by Porirua City Council. At Te Puna Kōrero this morning, councillors and Mayor Anita Baker signed off the city’s Speed Management Plan that will lower ...

Yet again the government has kicked the can of 80% early childhood education (ECE) teachers being qualified down the road. In 2002 a 10-year government plan for ECE was released that included an intention to require 80 percent of teaching staff to ...