Новости за 18.07.2023

A new program from the NHL Players' Association offers members a valuable opportunity to tap into their interests outside hockey while they're still playing.

The Sixth Commandment tells the story of Peter Farquhar, who was duped and killed by a churchwarden.

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What do the religious drama The Chosen and the Rebel Wilson action-comedy Bride Hard have in common? Both productions will reportedly resume filming in spite of the Hollywood actors strike—but not because they’re breaking SAG-AFTRA’s rules.

The decision comes less than a week after the Republican-controlled Legislature passed new abortion restrictions during a special session.

After a brilliant performance today (17th July), our Irish Junior Foursomes team delivered a blue pennant for Greystones. Peter Anderson’s team were up against a very strong Bray team in the final which was played in Edmonstown Golf Club.  The course was presented in excellent condition and both teams produced some stunning golf. Two foursomes […]

Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc says he isn't ready to announce a decision on whether or not there will be a foreign interference inquiry, but there is progress.

In the Kamloops Fire Centre there's currently a fire danger rating of generally high with some pockets of moderate and some of extreme danger as well.

The New York Mets were one of the early season favorites to win it all. Now, well behind in the standings, is New York done, or can they bounce back?

A "short-lived tornado" formed over Aguada, Puerto Rico, Sunday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.

Once North America's first hospital, Le Monastère des Augustines is now a wellness retreat for travelers. Its healing archives have recently earned a nod from UNESCO.

Got back-to-school on the brain? In addition to school supplies, this is the time of year to hunt for affordable school uniforms, if your kid’s school requires those. Of course, value is as important as cost; you’ll get the best bang for your buck from well-priced school uniforms that hold up to endless back-to-back washes […]

The New York Times wrote Monday about Donald Trump's weekend speech at a far-right conference that outlined some of his authoritarian visions for his next presidency. Going deeper, the Times explained that Trump aims to recreate the U.S. government so that it would be an extension of the president's whims rather than independently operating to carry out the laws and the regulations of the nation.

Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. repeated a conspiracy theory last week that COVID-19 was "ethnically targeted" against certain groups while sparing Jewish and Chinese people. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee called the remarks anti-Asian and antisemitic, and the Anti-Defamation League also denounced the comments. CBS News chief election and campaign correspondent Robert Costa has more.

Production on most shows and movies has come to a halt as the unions representing the industry's writers and actors are now on strike. Michael Schneider, TV editor for Variety, has suggestions on what reruns to check out during the break in new content.

To maintain its ranking as the 29th country in the Economist Democracy Index, Israel must consider which relationships it prioritizes and what domestic agenda it promotes.

When drought-stricken rivers and reservoirs run low across the American West, hydropower dries up and utilities fire up hundreds of power plants that burn coal, oil, or natural gas to keep up with demand for electricity. The timing couldn't be worse, as accompanying heat waves drive up energy use, often to power air conditioners.

Mancow, whose real name is Matthew Erich Muller, had a bitter feud with Stern when the two were at competing radio stations in the '90s.

The wins were part of several across the Las Vegas Valley.

A man previously convicted of human trafficking of children is living at a centre offering services for children with autism, police say, prompting a community safety advisory.

LOVE Island fans shared their fears for Amber Wise tonight after spotting her alone on the day beds.

The airlines, and their confusing pricing, have only themselves to thank for skiplagging, a practice they hate but that can save passengers money.