Patt Morrison: Is that graffiti or art? How L.A. draws the lines
Some acquaintances from Ireland were in town, and we were having lunch in their 20th-floor downtown hotel suite. I was being an armchair tour guide…
United Air flight diverted back to Sydney due to 'maintenance issue'
A United Airlines flight from Sydney, Australia, to San Francisco was cut short after crews discovered a "maintenance issue." Source link
UNESCO: More than $1B needed to rebuild Ukraine’s public scientific infrastructure
Ukrainian rescuers work on a residential building hit in Russian shelling in Kharkiv, Ukraine, on Jan. 30, 2023. UNESCO said Monday in a new report…
Karl Wallinger of World Party, the Waterboys dies at 66
Karl Wallinger, the mastermind behind the neo-psychedelic pop classicists World Party who also played in the Waterboys during their early years, died Sunday at age…
Felipe Massa launches legal action against F1, FIA, Bernie Ecclestone over 2008 world championship
Former Ferrari driver Felipe Massa has taken action in the London High Court against Formula 1, former commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone and the governing FIA,…
Tyson Fury hits back at Eddie Hearn’s claims Anthony Joshua is best heavyweight in world and vows to make fight happen
TYSON FURY has hit back at Eddie Hearn's claim that Anthony Joshua is the world's best heavyweight - and vowed to make the fight happen.…
Japan avoids recession after Q4 GDP revised upward to 0.4% growth
Strong capital expenditure helped the Japanese economy grow by 0.4% in the October-December period compared with the same period the previous year, revised government figures…
Is Peace in our World an Illusion?
It is the young children and the old who suffer the most, are the most vulnerable to disease, to dehydration, to a sparse diet and…
Indian Wells: World number one Iga Swiatek reaches fourth round
World number one Iga Swiatek overcame a slow start to defeat Czech teenager Linda Noskova in straight sets and reach the fourth round at Indian…
Around the world, cinephiles say ‘meh’ to Hollywood’s Oscar nominees | Cinema News
Film critics last year were practically clambering over one another to heap praise on Oppenheimer, Hollywood’s blockbuster treatment of the man known as the father…
Moscow student jailed for pro-Ukraine Wi-Fi network
Members of the Ukrainian Armed Forces look on as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky speaks during an official celebration of Ukraine's 32nd Independence Day in Sophia…
Ultra-orthodox rabbi says citizens will leave Israel over draft, drawing ire from lawmakers
Yitzhak Yosef, Sephardi Chief Rabbi of Israel, gives a speech during the annual ceremony for Remembrance Day for fallen soldiers (Yom HaZikaron) at the Yad…
CARICOM leaders to meet Monday to discuss solution to violence in Haiti
A person rides a motorcycle through street fires, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, a day after gang violence left at least five dead and twenty injured. Caribbean…
Former Pakistani President Asif Zardari elected to historic second term
1 of 2 | Asif Ali Zardari (pictured in 2007) on Saturday was formally elected as the 14th President of Pakistan, marking the 68-year-old’s second…
My dad’s a Rugby World Cup winner – now I’m making my own way but starring for different team in Six Nations
LOUIS LYNAGH won't be in dad Michael's shadows for long - judging by his Six Nations debut. Lynagh Junior played for England up to Under-19s…
Airdrop of aid packages kills 5 children in Gaza, Palestinian officials say
1 of 2 | Displaced Palestinians live in makeshift tents in the Rafah refugee camp in southern Gaza. An airdrop from an unknown foreign country…
Former Honduran president guilty of cocaine conspiracy
1 of 2 | Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez was convicted of a massive long-running cocaine conspiracy Friday in New York U.S. District Court.…
Halle Bailey says she ‘had no obligation’ to share pregnancy news
Halle Bailey admitted that keeping her pregnancy private was a matter of self-preservation — for herself, for her family and for the “biggest joy” of…
New Hong Kong ‘national security’ bill proposes life sentences for treason, insurrection, mutiny
Hong Kong's legislature Friday was fast-tracking a proposed security bill that includes life in prison for treason, insurrection and mutiny. It's a response to mass…
Google Doodle celebrates International Women's Day
Friday's Google Doodle celebrates International Women's Day, which was established in 1975 by the United Nations to spotlight the importance of gender equality. Source link