Florida breaks state COVID-19 record, reaches more than 21,000 cases
Florida reported 21,683 new cases of COVID-19, the state's highest one-day total since the start of the pandemic. The state has become the new U.S. epicentre for the virus.
Florida reported 21,683 new cases of COVID-19, the state's highest one-day total since the start of the pandemic. The state has become the new U.S. epicentre for the virus.
Samsung's Galaxy S24 Ultra smartphone is cheaper than ever after a $200 discount.
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Far-right supporters among those believed to be attending march on Whitehall, where group ‘violently’ forced way through cordon
Disgraced sports doctor is now serving decades in prison for assaulting female athletes, including medal-winning Olympic gymnasts such as Simone Biles
The FTSE 100 index set a new intraday high this morning after recording an all-time record close last night. Today’s top performing London stocks are Primark owner AB Foods after a strong update and JD Sports Fashion following a US acquisition.
Minister admits mistakes have been made but says speed limit will remain in high-risk areas
An Ohio woman says she deposited $2,000 cash in an ATM, only to have it shut down and go dark, with her money gone. How to protect yourself when using an ATM.
Fans have speculated that Swift’s new song ‘thanK you aIMee’ is about her feud with Kardashian
ChatGPT always represents chief executives as men in images, research has shown, as London School of Economics (LSE) experts warned artificial intelligence is fuelling “patriarchal norms”.
Asmik Grigorian laughs when she recalls that she had been singing professionally for more than a decade when the International Opera Awards proclaimed her the “best young female singer” of 2016. Now at the peak of her career and seemingly able to sing just about any role she chooses, from Dvorak’s lyrical “Rusalka” to Puccini’s dramatic “Turandot,” Grigorian is about to make her Metropolitan Opera debut in another Puccini classic, “Madame Butterfly.” “Asmik is an operatic force of nature, one of the greatest and most complete vocal and acting packages in recent operatic history.”
Reports last week said Zuber Issa is seeking to sell his 22.5% stake in Asda to private equity firm TDR Capital,
Jason Kelce's hot take about Messi playing with Inter Miami did not sit well with his brother, Travis, on the latest "New Heights" podcast.
While it won’t change the color of the sky, April’s full moon, also called the pink moon, reaches its peak Tuesday in the Kansas City area.
In an interview with People, the TV personality opened up about trying every method "you could imagine."
A Credit Suisse Global Wealth report revealed that nearly 22 million Americans have attained millionaire status, with the average age for achieving this milestone being 50. Cedric Nash, author of Why Do White Guys Have All the Wealth?, joins Wealth! to share insights on how young people can reach this financial milestone sooner. Nash outlines three key factors that could help young individuals achieve millionaire status at an earlier age: "maintain that mindset of living like a broke college student," take full advantage of free money opportunities such as employer 401(k) matches, and invest in real estate beyond just multi-family homes and exploring options like duplexes. Additionally, Nash emphasizes the importance of cultivating multiple streams of income, a strategy commonly embraced by the wealthy. He advises young people to actively seek ways to make their money work for them, diversifying their income sources and leveraging various investment opportunities. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Wealth This post was written by Angel Smith
Inbetweeners star James Buckley will return to play Ben, a colourful dinner guest, for the latest run.
TikTok has submitted a risk assessment report on its new app TikTok Lite to the European Commission, the company said on Tuesday, averting a possible fine. The EU executive had on Monday given the ByteDance-owned company 24 hours to provide the report, saying it has concerns about TikTok Lite's reward programme and its potentially addictive nature to children. It also singled out TikTok's failure to provide a risk assessment report on the new app before launching it in Spain and France this month.
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