Eagles’ Hurts says big-money deal won’t change his mentality
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is wealthier after getting his new contract.
Day: April 24, 2023
Governments Evacuate Diplomats and Other Foreigners From Sudan
Officials and citizens of other nations were airlifted from Sudan, where hundreds of people have been killed and thousands of others injured in violence between warring generals.
Navy boss shames GOP lawmakers for attacks on non-binary sailor over poetry reading
One Republican senator complained that he did not want another ‘Bud Light moment’
Surfer has chunk taken out of his arm by 5ft shark in ‘extremely rare’ horror attack
A friend of the professional surfer said the attack left his mate’s arm “pretty busted up”, adding that the shark had managed to rip all the muscle off his bone.
Adrian Stone Joins Moderna as CISO
Former Peloton CISO Adrian Stone has been tapped to steer the security ship at pharmaceutical and biotechnology giant Moderna.
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Oscar-nominated composer writes march for Charles’ big day
From the Oscars to the Coronation: Scottish film composer Patrick Doyle has been commissioned to write the music for King Charles’ Coronation March which will debut, in front of the world, at the royal event at Westminster Abbey on Saturday, May 6
Death toll in Kenya starvation cult case climbs to 73
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These books are some of the most challenged in the US. Here’s how to buy them
As book banning efforts reach an all-time high in the US, Clémence Michallon rounds up 20 of the country’s most challenged books
John Green on book bans, bad faith, and the ‘history of folks trying to control what other folks can read’
‘Looking For Alaska’, Green’s 2005 debut, has been a target of book banning efforts for at least 15 years. Clémence Michallon speaks to the author about America’s history of censorship, the need to trust young readers, and more
Europe pays tribute to Kremlin critic Vladimir Kara-Murza among others
The Council of Europe paid tribute on Monday to Russian opposition leader Vladimir Kara-Murza and to other Russian and Belarusian political prisoners.