Should domestic abusers have guns? US Supreme Court will decide in United States v Rahimi
Zackey Rahimi's appeal, if successful, could have far-reaching implications in the US firearms debate.
2023-11-08 05:26
Alexander Payne on the inspirations of 'The Holdovers' and the movies that shaped him
A deep affection for cinema tends to run alongside the moviemaking for Alexander Payne
2023-11-08 05:23
Christmas Creep: Why Holiday Candy Is Already Everywhere
'Christmas creep' is getting stronger, with chocolate Santas popping up the second Halloween wraps. Here's why.
2023-11-08 04:57
Couple died in Egypt after hotel fumigated for bedbugs, inquest hears
John and Susan Cooper fell ill and died after a room in their hotel was fumigated, an inquest hears.
2023-11-08 04:49
Irishman Alan Fisher unseats Nigerian Hilda Baci as cooking marathon record holder
Irish chef Alan Fisher cooked for more than five days to clinch the cooking marathon world record from Hilda Baci.
2023-11-08 04:28
White House says Biden-Trump polls should be viewed with grain of salt
WASHINGTON The White House urged caution on Tuesday at polls showing President Joe Biden lagging behind leading Republican
2023-11-08 04:21
More Americans expected to exit Gaza today -White House
WASHINGTON More Americans are expected to be among the foreign nationals exiting Gaza on Tuesday, the White House
2023-11-08 03:55
Gaza journalist killed alongside 42 relatives, news agency says
Mohammad Abu Hasira's death comes as a watchdog says the past month has been the most deadly for journalists.
2023-11-08 03:53
Yellen says Republicans' IRS funding cut would hurt customer service goals
By David Lawder WASHINGTON U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that the Internal Revenue Service will
2023-11-08 03:50
Tiger Woods says his right ankle is pain-free. It's the rest of his leg that still causes problems
Tiger Woods says he is pain-free in his right ankle after fusion surgery in April
2023-11-08 03:49
Trove of ancient Roman Empire coins discovered by divers off coast of Sardinia
Up to 50,000 Roman coins have been discovered by divers off the coast of Sardinia. The coins, which date back to the first half of the fourth century, were found on the sea bed not far from the north-east shore of the Mediterranean island. According to an initial estimate, made on the basis of the overall weight of the find, the number of large bronze coins - called follis - is between 30,000 and 50,000. Follis coins were introduced around 294 AD by the Roman emperor Diocletian. They were initially discovered by a private citizen who, during a dive, noticed some metallic remains at a shallow depth and later notified authorities. Read More SNP politician criticises ‘pomp’ of King’s speech amid cost of living crisis Palestinian PM sobs at cabinet meeting telling story of children killed in Gaza Hundreds gather at vigil held for Ukrainian soldiers killed in missile attack
2023-11-08 03:46
US says it does not support any forced relocation of Palestinians from Gaza
WASHINGTON The United States does not support any forced relocation of Palestinians outside of Gaza and this is
2023-11-08 03:20