A HAIRDRESSER couldn’t believe her eyes when she saw she has won her dream car worth £60,000 in a raffle.
But Amelia Conway’s luck soon changed when days later the modified Widebody Y62 Nissan Patrol was suddenly reposed from outside her…
Bacharach leaves behind lush trove of romantic songs
Easy listening, some called Burt Bacharach’s music, and not always kindly.
Air Force’s Deputy Chief of Chaplains Fired
Brig. Gen. Daniel Brantingham was removed from his position as the deputy chief of chaplains on Jan. 31, and a “pattern of leadership shortfalls contributed to the decision.”
Only a new board can ‘restore serenity’ at Euronav, Saverys’ CMB says
Belgian shipping dynasty says any shareholder with a 3% or greater stake can make recommendations at 23 March meeting
The world’s deadliest earthquakes in the past 25 years, at a glance
The magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck Turkey and war-torn Syria on Monday has killed more than 20,000 people. Here are some of the world’s deadliest earthquakes in the past quarter-century.
Heartbreak in Turkey as earthquake survivors are left to freeze in tents
EXCLUSIVE: Thousands left homeless by the devastating earthquakes in Turkey are having to stay in tents in freezing conditions.
Commentary: Bard, Bing and Baidu – how Big Tech’s AI race will transform search
If tech companies won’t make as much money from selling links via search results, will they try to sell information gleaned from our interactions with search chatbots?
Commentary: California mass shootings reveal a complex narrative of Asian seniors in the US
The perpetrators behind two mass shootings in California do not fit the typical profile of a mass shooter, but they resemble elderly Asian immigrants who have fallen through the cracks in America, shares Jan Lin Lee.
German Military Chiefs And Politicians Want a Return To Conscription
The new defence minister Boris Pistorius (right) called the 2011 phase-out of conscription a ‘mistake’ that assisted in alienating the public from civic institutions Daily Mail: German politicians and military chiefs call for return of consc…
FCC Approves Amazon’s Satellite Broadband Plan Over SpaceX’s Objections
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Amazon’s Kuiper division can start launching satellites to offer broadband service in the US, the Federal Communications Commission said yesterday. The FCC’s International Bureau approved Kuiper’s …