W.N.B.A. Preview With Sabrina Ionescu, the Liberty Hit Refresh
The Eastern Conference welcomes some new faces (Ionescu, Chennedy Carter, DeWanna Bonner) and awaits the possible return of its biggest star Elena Delle Donne. Read more...
3 Men Marooned in the Pacific Are Rescued After Writing SOS in the Sand
Three days after their boat ran out of fuel and drifted off course in Micronesia, the men were found in good condition after a plane saw their giant plea for help spelled out on the sand. Read more...
Liz Jones's DiaryIn which I plan a pre-date spa trip
'Spas are open champagne glass emoji!!!!!' Honestly. Me telling a potential date that spas have opened their doors is tantamount to me saying I have, too. Front door, back door, windows Read more...
K-Pop idol Seulong is involved in a fatal car accident that has led to the death of a pedestrian
The singer, 33, who is part of the group 2AM, was driving in the rain in Seoul on Saturday night when he collided with the pedestrian at a crossing, his agency confirmed on Tuesday. Read more...
Australian comedian rates hand sanitiser units across Myer, Sephora, Kmart and Coles
Matthew Hey, from Sydney, visited his local shopping centre to test and review the hand sanitiser stations at popular stores. Read more...
Bjorn Borg Where is he now?
CNN's Open Court host Pat Cash catches up with former world No. 1 Bjorn Borg in Stockholm. Read more...
Coca-Cola's work with scientists was a 'low point in history of public health'
A team of international researchers say the non-profit GEBN was 'front group' for Coca-Cola to promote that a lack of exercise, not a bad diet or sugar, is driving the US obesity epidemic. Read more...
In Memorial Drive a Poet Evokes Her Childhood and Confronts Her Mothers Murder
The new memoir by the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Natasha Trethewey is an aching investigation of trauma and art. Read more...
Beirut Blasts, Coronavirus, MeToo Your Wednesday Briefing
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How to Make Smartphones Last Longer
In a pandemic-induced recession, its more important than ever to take care of our smartphones and other gadgets. Read more...
Nello, Beloved by Rich New Yorkers, Is Dinged Over Illicit Indoor Dining
The Upper East Side restaurant was accused of serving eight people inside, violating New Yorks orders. Read more...
Portland protester covered in her own blood ends up chasing attacker who had just stabbed her
GRAPHIC CONTENT A Portland protester ended up being stabbed on Monday night by a woman armed with a knife. It happened in Lownsdale Square Park which has housed protesters. Read more...
The Sydney hotspots where residents should get coronavirus tests immediately
Sydney's coronavirus hotspots have been revealed as health authorities urge residents to get tested for mild symptoms. NSW recorded 12 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday. Read more...
Police task force begins hunt for sniper suspect tied to 22 car shootings in two weeks
A task force of investigators has started questioning drivers in four Michigan counties in hopes of catching a man suspected of shooting at other highway motorists head-on. Police investigators are searching for anything out of the norm during their traffic stops in Oakland, Livingston, Ingham and Shiawassee counties. Read more...
Bundesliga ready to welcome fans back to stadiums next season if given green light from authorities
German Football League (DFL) CEO Christian Seifert said the possibility of fans in stadiums depended solely on political leaders giving the go ahead amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more...