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Earlier this year, government funding for mental health and wellbeing hubs for NHS workers was cut

Feeding seaweed to cows could stop them from releasing toxic farts.

Heaps of rubbish in space could put Aliens off from visiting Earth.

Beneath the folds of each of our two political parties, a hidden party struggles to emerge. It's not the woke Democratic Party of open borders and Saint Jussie Smollett, and it's not the Make America Great Again GOP of the January 6 rioters and Matt Gaetz. It's the Make America Normal Again party. MANA.

If anyone in America should be particularly outraged about President Joe Biden's sweeping pardon for his son Hunter's misdeeds - of which he's been charged, convicted, or could otherwise be liable - I should.

As a youngster, Los Angeles-area artist Michelle Muñoz loved communicating with her cousins via cards and letters sent through the mail before the family members adapted to social media. The approaching holidays offer a way to revive that tradition. Snail mail, Muñoz said, “is a nice thing. It …

Cyber Monday spending via buy now, pay later hit a record in the U.S., which could further fuel investor hype for these digital payments.

In October 2023, RAYMOND WEIL was barreling into its 48th year with a strong catalog of watches that ranged from classically designed quartz and mechanical dress watches to collaborations with some of the most important artists in history. Someone looking to build a collection could happily meet almost every need just with RAYMOND WEIL watches. […]

Tamil Nadu man sings soulful rendition of Soona Soona Kya baat says Sonu Nigam

Democrats already needed to break with Biden. Now's their chance.

Double Olympic cycling champion Remco Evenepoel has sustained several fractures after a crash on on a training ride.

Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson says using outdated computers and software leaves them vulnerable to security risks and malware.

Ruben Amorim got the better of Arsenal as Sporting boss in the 2022/23 season

Visiting a 13th-century cathedral, climbing a bell tower stairway with stone steps bowed by centuries of human footsteps, and meeting the chimeras and gargoyles that look over Paris roofs provide a unique esthetic if not religious experience. But in the restoration of Notre-Dame de Paris ravaged by fire five years ago, an economist may see something else.

After destructive hurricanes hit Florida and the southeast this summer, conspiracy theories spread claiming that Democrats were controlling the storms to prevent people there voting for Donald Trump. Though no-one can in fact cause or direct the course of hurricanes, Republicans in the state plan to ban "weather modification". — Read the rest

All the designated targets were engaged by direct hits

Lukashenka's bluff has been called.

The Husky A300 uncrewed ground vehicle from Clearpath includes features for both expert robot developers and non-expert users.

Tribalism is fundamentally anti-American. Too many people have responded to tribalism with tribalism and that leads only to more factionalism.

 Sen. Tommy Tuberville is all aboard the Pete Hegseth train, calling the rape allegations against the Fox News weekend host “stuff” that was “years ago.” The Alabama Republican went on Fox Business on Monday to say that Donald Trump’s choice to lead the Department of Defense is good stuff.

The Emmy-winning sitcom icon pulls off the most complex dramatic work of his career in No Good Deed, another black comedy from the creator of Dead to Me.

From tablets to video games, here are some of my favorite Cyber Monday deals that are still active

It’s always exciting when you buy a new car, whether it’s truly new or just new to you. You’ve usually read reviews, comparison shopped, taken multiple test drives and finally made a deal on a vehicle that will hopefully better suit your needs. Maybe you needed something bigger or just wanted something more reliable,…

Maruthi Akella, a professor at the University of Texas, has been honored with the naming of an asteroid located more than a hundred thousand miles from Earth. The asteroid, named Maruthiakella, was discovered in 1990 and was named after Akella by NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory senior scientist Ryan Park. Akella has worked in the space industry for decades and has contributed to man's return to the moon. The asteroid is located in the solar system's asteroid belt and is 5.5 miles wide and takes three years to orbit the sun.

With a squad stretched to its limit and results beginning to waver, could the problem be from the choice of summer transfer dealings under Ange... The post Did Ange Postecoglou get the summer transfer window wrong? appeared first on Spurs Web.