If your household is like most American families, you’ll likely be sitting around the table with family and friends for a traditional Thanksgiving turkey dinner from the mid to late afternoon on Thursday (Nov. 23). As darkness falls, some of you will probably head to the living room to catch some football or other holiday … Read more
Haaland and Salah top the list for the weekend Is Erling Haaland fit? He thinks so. Which of these gladiator candidates will follow a higher line? Could there be sideline antics from Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp? And which of the Premier League leaders and second-placed side will come out on top? As far as … Read more
Experience the superyacht lifestyle without melting your credit card aboard the Seabourn Encore – Seabourn It was a warm afternoon in Piraeus, the port of Athens, where gigantic white cruise ships lined the jetties, coaches and taxis buzzing along the dock, breathing in disembarking passengers and dropping off those waiting to board. And next to … Read more
Chinese authorities say they have no evidence that “unusual or new” pathogens are causing a surge in childhood pneumonias in the country. Health records provided on Thursday at the request of the World Health Organization showed that Chinese hospitals first recorded a rise in cases of respiratory disease in children in May, five months before … Read more
“Just one Instagram post from a celebrity can mean so much more fame than we ever thought possible,” writes Dr. Vincent Mak-Getty Pitbull promoted Florida. Jackie Chan told tourists to try Hong Kong. And now Idris Elba is helping to establish direct flights to Sierra Leone. As well as stunning hotels and a vibrant culture, … Read more
Editor’s Note: Catherine Fulton is a Canadian journalist and editor-in-chief of The Reykjavik Vine. She lives in Reykjavík with her Icelandic partner and their two children. The views expressed in this commentary are her own. read more CNN Opinion. I remember the first time I experienced an earthquake in Iceland. I ran to the nearest … Read more
Tom Curry is sent to the bunker after receiving a yellow card from referee Mathieu Raynal – PA/Mike Egerton World Rugby has come under fire from one of its leading referees for introducing the official ‘bunker’ for televised matches at such short notice ahead of this year’s World Cup. French referee Mathieu Raynal also believes … Read more
Ultra-processed foods. You’ve probably heard of it. Probably ate you have a lot of it in your day – but you still may not know exactly what it is. Despite the enormous amount of ultra-processed foods (UPF) in our lives (you’ll find them in most kitchens, supermarkets and lunch boxes), awareness of ultra-processed foods and … Read more
Air pollution particles from coal-fired power stations are more harmful to human health than many experts realized, and are more than twice as likely to contribute to premature deaths as air pollution particles from other sources, new research shows. In the study, published in the journal Science, colleagues and I mapped how emissions from U.S. … Read more
AFP Israel and Hamas reach a ceasefire and the release of 50 hostages Israel and Hamas announced a deal on Wednesday that could see the release of at least 50 hostages and dozens of Palestinian prisoners, while besieged Gaza residents are offered a four-day truce after weeks of all-out war. In the first major diplomatic … Read more