Bridesmaid appears at her friend's wedding via hologram
A London-based bridesmaid 'virtually' attended the wedding of her friend at Kurtz Orchards in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada. Read more...
What a Fungus Reveals About the Space Program
One things for sure Escaping the dung heap doesnt come cheap. Read more...
PIERS MORGAN We need an urgent vaccine to save us from the Duke and Duchess of Polluting Hypocrisy
Harry and Meghan have just finished a four-day trip to New York, and spoke at Global Citizen concert. Even by their two-faced standards, it set a new low bar for hypocrisy. Read more...
Ex-ICE director says MORE Haitian migrants have been released into US than DHS chief Mayorkas admits
Trump-era ICE Director Tom Homan accused DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas of lying in a Fox interview on Sunday. Homan challenged Mayorkas on the same network Monday morning. Read more...
The Queen praises Emma Raducanu's 'outstanding' US Open victory
The Queen has praised Emma Raducanu's "outstanding" US Open victory on Saturday, calling it a "remarkable achievement." Read more...
Norway ends lockdown with less than 24 hours' notice sparking wild celebrations in the streets
The Norwegian government abruptly announced on Friday evening it was going to lift the remaining social distancing requirements on Saturday at 4pm Read more...
Everton 2-0 Norwich Andros Townsend and Abdoulaye Doucoure strike to pile the hurt on Daniel Farke
HARRY SLAVIN AT GOODISON PARK Daniel Farke was left furious by the intervention of VAR to award Everton the penalty that set his Norwich side on the way to a sixth consecutive defeat. Read more...
UK's daily Covid cases rise 5% in a week to 37,960
Another 40 deaths were posted, down slightly on last week. No UK-wide hospitalisation figures were available but data from England suggest they are falling by around 15 per cent week-on-week. Read more...
World's most dangerous bird raised by humans 18,000 years ago, study suggests
The earliest bird reared by humans may have been a cassowary -- often called the world's most dangerous bird because of its long, dagger-like toe. Read more...
Centuries-old Indian glasses could sell for millions
Two pairs of 17th-century glasses are expected to fetch millions of dollars at auction next month. The jewel-encrusted spectacles, which feature lenses made from diamond and emerald rather than glass, are believed to have originally belonged to royals in the Mughal Empire, which once ruled over the Indian subcontinent. Read more...
United Nations Warns of Catastrophic Pathway With Current Climate Pledges
An accounting of promises made by countries in the years since the Paris accord found that they are not enough to avoid drastic impacts from climate change. Read more...
How Good is Apple39;s New iPhone 13? Better, But Not By Much
Apple said its new iPhone 13 models have better screens, cameras and battery life, but it didnt announce any major new advances. Read more...
My Brother-in-Law Vilified Us Online. Should We Still Have Him Over?
A reader asks whether a defamatory post on social media is cause for disinviting a dinner guest. Read more...
All-5G iPhone 14 rumored to have 'complete redesign' that will lose notch, add MagSafe main charger
Front Page Tech host predict Apple will overhaul the design of the iPhone 14 for 2022, with other insiders predicting a punch-hole selfie camera replacing the notch and the end to the iPhone mini. Read more...
Intimate Portraits of Mexicos Third-Gender Muxes
On the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in southern Mexico, a community of the local Zapotec people has long accepted and celebrated gender nonconformity. Read more...