Jalen Suggs (Orlando Magic) with a 2-pointer vs the Cleveland Cavaliers, 11/27/2021
In 2022, the highest monthly Social Security benefit you can collect is $4,194 a month. To qualify for the maximum monthly benefit Social Security will pay out, you'll need to have earned a very high wage for at least 35 years. Specifically, your wages will need to have matched the annual wage cap for Social Security purposes.
Senate Democrats appointing the first Black woman on the court could ignite the progressive base and donors, but experts warn it's not enough.
Attempts by conservative activists to regulate how schools discuss race, sexuality and gender has contributed to an ongoing effort to remove books seen as controversial from school curricula and libraries.
Republican leaders in several GOP-controlled legislatures say they would oppose Biden's pre-K expansion plan, which hinges on state buy-in.
While travel is possible to most countries, vacationers can still expect to find COVID-related mandates in many beach destinations.
Blockchain technology has been around for more than a decade, and has disrupted practically every industry where technology is a fundamental driving factor.
The Virginia governor's tip line is focused on critical race theory and COVID restrictions. It's unclear what he can do with complaints he receives.
‘We are so tired’: US parents and doctors say kids under five left behind in Covid vaccine race. Child Covid cases have increased dramatically due to Omicron, yet no vaccine seems on the horizon for this age group
UK travellers: could the new Brexit rules catch you out?. Holidaymakers with up to 12 months left on a passport could be stopped from taking an EU trip
Pubs, curry, PG Tips … but not the weather! What the Brexit exiles miss about the UK. It’s been a year since Britain went alone. We asked EU nationals who returned to the continent after the referendum what they most miss about their former home
A few years ago, Walt Brown's future was uncertain. The 71-year-old Leamington, Ont., farmer had just been diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia — a cancer of the blood and bone marrow — following an annual doctor's checkup. "I had no indication that there was anything wrong with me, I was going about my farming business like any other time, feeling great and so it was just shocking. It was hard to process," said Brown, who is now 74 years old. After two months of chemotherapy, he was told he wa
As the tide of populism recedes, is it taking our civil liberties with it?. If Tory legislation is left unchallenged, it won’t just be the right to protest that ordinary Britons will lose
‘The Kazakh school uniforms look like the Red Army’ – Frédéric Noy’s best phone picture . The World Press Photo award winner on an image taken in unfamiliar territory
The increase to property taxes in the Halifax region will be slightly less than was proposed by city staff last November, 4.6 per cent rather than 5.9 per cent. The change will require $56 million more in borrowing to cover major construction projects, road repairs and climate change programs. "I think this is the responsible thing to do, to fund the climate program now, I wouldn't feel comfortable kicking it down the road," said Coun. Kathryn Morse. Other councillors were looking for an even gr
Super Bowl half-time arrangement under scrutiny over unpaid ‘volunteers’. People on field during show, many of whom are trained dancers, participate in nearly two weeks of rehearsals but aren’t paid
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New research from the Bank of Canada shows investors account for about one-fifth of home purchases in Halifax. It provides insight into a housing market that has recently seen prices soar, making it impenetrable for some would-be homeowners. Using databases on financial loans, researchers with the country's central bank tallied the share of mortgaged home purchases made by first-time homebuyers, repeat homebuyers and investors. All-cash home purchases are not part of the accounting. The bank has
Black communities and allies from across Canada will gather in Halifax this summer for the National Black Canadians Summit. It is the third in a series of summit events organized and hosted by the Michaëlle Jean Foundation. DeRico Symonds, the local community organizer and co-chair of the summit, says the event has been in the works for the past two years. "To have the convergence of Black folks from across the country and as well internationally coming to Nova Scotia means a lot," said Symonds,
The incident happened at Swindon Town’s match with Manchester City earlier this month.
The ITV soap has landed a big name cast member.
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