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BBCStar luxury property brokers charged with sex trafficking in US
The Alexander brothers are accused of drugging, assaulting and raping dozens of women over more than a decade.
- Evening Standard
FTSE 100 Live 12 December: Currys hits out over Budget impact, ECB rates decision due
De La Rue today said its currency order book stood at the highest level in five years, boosted by multi-year, polymer-based banknote contracts. Chief executive Clive Vacher said in today’s half-year results that the orders “solidly underpin our growth expectations”. De La Rue recently agreed the sale of the Authentication division to Crane NXT for £300 million.
- The Canadian Press
US hikes tariffs on imports of Chinese solar wafers, polysilicon and tungsten products
BANGKOK (AP) — The Biden administration plans to raise tariffs on solar wafers, polysilicon and some tungsten products from China to protect U.S. clean energy businesses.
- The Canadian Press
Hardest-hit Nigeria is latest African country to provide malaria vaccine to young children
BAYELSA, Nigeria (AP) — Ominike Marvis has lost count of the number of times her 6-year-old son has had malaria. So when Nigeria started offering a malaria vaccine, she was eager to protect her youngest child.
- BBC
Mystery New Jersey drones not from Iranian 'mothership' - Pentagon
Dozens of drone sightings have been reported, so far leaving the FBI baffled.
- Storyful
'Wanted' Posters Targeting Other Health Care CEOs Spotted in NYC
‘Wanted’ posters targeting health care executives were seen on the corner of Canal Street and Centre Street in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday, December 10.TikTok user @tammyyyeee captured this video while visiting New York. The posters were spotted nearly a week after UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was fatally shot while walking to a meeting in Midtown Manhattan on December 4.The posters display the names of several health care CEOs, including Thompson, whose photo has a large red X through it. The names and photos of Heather Cianfrocco, CEO of OptumHealth, and Andrew Witty, CEO of UnitedHealth Group, can also be seen.In addition to the names and photos, the words “deny,” “defend,” and “depose” were written - words that were found on bullet casings left at the crime scene.Several paragraphs can also be seen which read, in part: “UnitedHealthcare denied more medical claims than any other health care company, killing everyday people for the sake of profit. As a result, Brian Thompson was denied his claim to life. Who will be denied next?”An ominous note was written near the bottom of the poster that read: “Health care CEOs should not feel safe.”According to ABC News, the New York Police Department issued a bulletin on Tuesday, emphasizing the “heightened risk environment for health care executives” following Thompson’s killing.Authorities on December 9 charged 26-year-old Luigi Mangione with murder over the fatal shooting of Thompson. Credit: @tammyyyeee via Storyful
- USA TODAY
Turn 16 PTO days into 55 days of vacation: Here's which days to request
It’s time start planning your 2025 getaways. Here are all the long weekends you may already have off next year.
- BBC
Rap group Bad Boy Chiller Crew sue record label
The Brit Award-nominated Bradford collective claim they're owed £400,000 by the House Anxiety label.
- The Canadian Press
One Tech Tip: How to protect your communications through encryption
LONDON (AP) — After a sprawling hacking campaign exposed the communications of an unknown number of Americans, U.S. cybersecurity officials are advising people to use encryption in their communications.
- USA TODAY Sports
Winners, losers of Bill Belichick becoming new North Carolina football coach
Bill Belichick is leaving the NFL world for the college ranks as he becomes North Carolina's new head football coach. Who won or lost in the move?
- The Daily Beast
‘No Good Deed’: Lisa Kudrow’s New Show Is Shockingly Unfunny
All the rocking musical cues in the world can’t save No Good Deed from its own humorless wackiness. Liz Feldman’s follow-up to Dead to Me is an ensemble effort that believes it’s a dark comedy because it’s about sinister secrets and lies and features lots of ostensibly funny people acting frazzled and freaked-out. Yet good luck finding anything enthralling, suspenseful or amusing about its intricate tale, as this eight-episode Netflix series, premiering Dec. 12, merely piles a raft of implausibl
- Hello!
12 steamy Christmas movies to watch over the 12 days of Christmas
Snuggle up with 12 steamy Christmas movies on Netflix, perfect for the 12 days of Christmas. Romantic, festive, and full of holiday magic.
- Evening Standard
'Lots of things start to add up': Paloma Faith opens up about 'helpful' adult ADHD diagnosis
EXCLUSIVE The singer-songwriter says she spent her ‘whole life struggling with certain things’ which now have taken on new meaning
- PA Media: UK News
Knitted Nativity figures tour London’s holy stations to spread Christmas story
The figures were bought in 2015 from eBay by Fr Chrichton Limbert, who is the vicar of Christ Church, Southgate, and his wife Judith.
- HuffPost Life
7 Things Children Of Narcissists Bring Up The Most In Therapy
Therapists reveal the most common topics that come up in their sessions and how this kind of upbringing can impact people as adults.
- HuffPost
7 Legal Documents LGBTQ+ Folks Should Consider Updating Before Trump Takes Office
Under the new administration, queer rights could be jeopardized. Here's what you or your loved ones should know.
- HuffPost Life
Women Are Being Ad-Targeted For Minoxidil Like Crazy — But Just How Safe Is It?
The medication is not new, but a marketing push targeting perimenopausal and menopausal women is.
- HuffPost Life
'Stick To Your Guns': How 6 Sober People Navigate The Holiday Drinking Scene
“I’d see people with their whiskey, and at times I would salivate.”
- HuffPost Life
Do You Dress Like An American Tourist Abroad? These Signs Are A Dead Giveaway.
Experts break down how to dress like a seasoned international traveler.
- HuffPost Life
What Is 'Mystery Travel'? This Unusual Trend Might Be For You.
Travel experts break down this growing industry movement and what you should consider before you attempt this kind of trip.