Новости за 16.11.2024

THERE IS nothing quite like leaving the UK behind as a way to accidentally discover some glaring national traits.

U.K.-based tech journalist Carl Miller is the host of the Wondery true-crime podcast "Kill List," which tells the saga of a hitman-for-hire site on the dark web.

Newly-opened U.S. hotels in Florida, South Carolina and other states could provide endless fun for families no matter the season. Check out these 10 family-friendly oases.

Sen. John Thune of South Dakota insisted to Republican senators he intends to carry out Trump's agenda and support him as the Senate leader.

The tenuous "throuple" relationship between Christina Araujo, Zach Abell and Aileen Seiden led to the latter woman's brutal murder at a Florida motel in April 2018.

Travelling can be a nuisance when you're faced with unexpected luggage fees, so one expert shared a clever tip which is a total game changer

I had been so excited to see this exhibit. Am I overreacting?

Leon Goretzka: A Tug of War Between Manchester United and Union Berlin Bayern Munich’s Leon Goretzka is at a career crossroads, as frustrations mount over limited playing time under Vincent Kompany. Once a linchpin for Bayern, the 29-year-old midfielder has found himself sidelined by emerging talents like Aleksandar Pavlovic and seasoned competitors such as Joao […]

Being nice to your chatbot turns out to be more than just digital decorum. According to a recent research, users who mind their manners with artificial intelligence (AI) assistants get faster, more accurate help, while their ruder counterparts face frustration. For businesses investing heavily in AI customer service, the findings suggest a critical shift in […]

Prospects of ongoing, tranquil UK weather (ahead of a major change) seem to have influenced Bok selection against England, says Rob Houwing

The heat is on Wales in their Principality Stadium clash against the Wallabies.

One-time rising Republican Party rising star Kelly Ayotte is back, after her convincing victory last week to succeed Chris Sununu as New Hampshire governor. Her take on Trump's White House win, and more

Drake has lost a huge bet on Mike Tyson to beat Jake Paul after the YouTuber-turned-boxer was declared the winner of their fight in Texas, and the Canadian rapper shared his losing bet on social media

President Richard Nixon signed the Trans-Alaska Pipeline Authorization Act into law, authorizing the construction of an 800-mile (1,290-kilometer) oil pipeline from the Alaska North Slope to the port city of Valdez.

All-inclusive resorts are seeing a surge in demand in part driven by Gen Z, who value luxury, convenience, and social-media worthy vacations.

Americans are worried about prices going up even more with tariffs, so some are stockpiling or making major purchases now.

Audra Dinell moved from Kansas to Colorado and then Hawaii. She moved back to the Midwest in 2020 for a few reasons, including the "ease of living."

Trump said during his campaign that he'd make changes to the Affordable Care Act. His plans could reduce benefits for those on Medicaid and Medicare.

Delayed heavyweight title clash takes place in New York - one year in the making

"Shelters are flooded with her breed, so the likelihood of her being adopted didn't seem realistic," Christina Podolyan told Newsweek.

Of all the generations surveyed, 71 percent of baby boomers would say they are the most reliable generation to work with.

A large number of people have expressed their frustrations with reclining seats on planes in the past, and many Americans think they should be banned on flights.

More populous than Ohio, the class of 2025 will further crowd an already saturated job market.

Less than a week after anti-immigrant demonstrators stood in the heart of downtown Hamilton, community leaders called for solidarity and denounced what they say is a rise in hate against newcomers.

Stephen A. Nelson had struggled for over a decade to find a good, affordable and stable place to live in the mountain town’s severely squeezed housing market. Eleven days before the wildfire evacuation, he moved into a seniors’ lodge in Jasper, Alta. His new home was among the residences that burned down and now, living in a hotel, he is facing the reality that it may be time to move on.