Новости за 14.12.2024

1. Billionaire founder of fashion chain Mango Isak Andic dies in accident  Sky News
2. Billionaire founder of Mango dies after falling 500ft into ravine on hike  The Telegraph
3. Mango clothing chain founder Isak Andic dies in mountain accident  Al Jazeera English
4. The entire Mango family mourns the passing of our founder Isak Andic  Mango Fashion Group
5. Isak Andic, founder of fashion chain Mango, dies in accident, aged 71  The Guardian

The Scripps National Spelling Bee's decision to include an alternative spelling of "women" has sparked significant debate. Discover the implications of this change in our latest analysis.

Drone activity forced runways at New York's Stewart Airfield to shut down Friday night, according to Gov. Kathy Hochul.

Lily Philips broke down in tears after completing the challenge, as she claimed the experience had taken an emotional toll on her.

Following the downfall of Assad, a European country is offering money to Syrian refugees to go back to the country, labelled as a "return bonus".

Cliodhna Ní Shé amassed an impressive haul of 2-4 at Croke Park as a magnificent Bennekerry/Tinryland made history by defeating Galway's Annaghdown in the AIB All-Ireland Intermediate Club Championship final.

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Chris Sutton hailed one Liverpool player for pulling off a ‘brilliant’ moment to ensure that the Reds at least claimed a share of the spoils against Fulham this afternoon. The home side had to come from behind twice at Anfield to earn a point, playing with 10 men for all but the first 17 minutes […]

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office is suing a New York physician for prescribing abortion pills to a Texas resident via telemedicine.

Kyle Neubeck: A bit of positive Sixers news — @DerekBodnerNBA and I were told that Jared McCain underwent a follow-up test this morning that ruled out a concussion for the rookie
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Dereck Lively II on building Legos: “It helps with hand-eye coordination. I try to not use my right hand to get better at using my left hand. My Lego Mona Lisa would be the Cathedral of Notre Dame, which was a 10,000-piece Lego, or the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars. Now I’m working on the Eiffel Tower, which will be 4 feet 10 inches tall. On game days, I’ll wake up, get my treatment, lift, work out, then come home, eat, and build Legos for an hour or two. I’ll take a nap, build some more Legos for half an hour... Читать дальше...

TYRONE MINGS withdrew from the Aston Villa team during the warm-up at Nottingham Forest after falling ill.

For every team to reach Las Vegas, it is a chance to win a championship. Daigneault said players on this level are extremely competitive any time there is a scoreboard turned on in practice. But players know there is more at stake. “It’s just a lot on the line,” Damian Lillard said. “It requires you to focus. You’ve got to come and get the job done. So I think in that way it’s similar to a playoff experience, just that you’ve got to get the job done. “As the years continue to go by, I think it will … carry more and more weight. Читать дальше...

Nearly 200 countries at the UN-sponsored meeting on desertification in Riyadh failed to reach a consensus on a global drought resilience mechanism. Disagreements arose over the mechanism's legal status and funding, with Africa advocating for a legally binding treaty and the US opposing it. Despite efforts to find a compromise, no final decision was reached.

A joint civilian-military trekking expedition successfully concluded in Arunachal Pradesh's Zemithang. The 16-member team, including IMF mountaineers and army personnel, trekked 40 kilometers through challenging Himalayan terrain, promoting border tourism and strengthening civilian-military ties. The initiative aims to integrate remote border communities, boost national security, and showcase the region's tourism potential.

The Dutch city of Deventer has been transformed into a 19th-century English city where 950 people in costumes brought characters from Charles Dickens’ books to life. Oliver Twist, Ebenezer Scrooge, Miss Havisham and Mr. Pickwick were among the character sightings. They were accompanied by Christmas carol singers in the narrow streets of Deventer’s historic center. Merchants peddled antique wares and gingerbread. People portraying pickpockets hunted for unsuspecting targets. Onlookers bowed when Queen Victoria rode through in her carriage. Читать дальше...

WINNIPEG, MB - Outfielder Max Murphy will be returning for a fifth season with the Winnipeg Goldeyes. The announcement was made during the annual Prin... - AA Winnipeg Goldeyes