Warren Buffett has made his opinion on crypto crystal clear over the years. There's no arguing that Buffett is one of the most successful and respected investors of all time. It's strange then that Buffett is so staunchly anti-crypto when it's not his area of expertise.
Ty France and Luis Urías hit two-run homers, Luis Castillo pitched six solid innings and Seattle beat the Texas Rangers 4-3 on Thursday, taking two of three in the series and leaving with first place in the AL West. Julio Rodríguez, leading off after shortstop J.P. Crawford went on the injured list with a right oblique strain, opened with a single and scored on France's first homer of the season.
The justices discussed immunity, coups, pardons, Operation Mongoose - and the future of democracy.
A tabloid boss claimed that Donald Trump invited him to a “thank-you dinner” at the White House in return for covering up his alleged infidelities.
A military chief has backed Britain’s Special Forces amid claims a toxic culture exists among elite troops.
BBC's cooking contest welcomed back Charlotte for a second go after she left the tip of her finger attached to a knife in a gruesome accident.
Everyone on Instagram is a con artist to some degree. All those curated images selling the lie of a perfect lifestyle. Sitting in a pizza restaurant in Rome recently, I watched a succession of women posing outside, smartphones held aloft to capture them at just the right angle, adopting an expression of happiness until the camera clicked. Then they would drop the smile as they fretted over the shots, and do retakes. It looked so miserable.
Apple has scheduled an event for May 7 that'll more than likely focus on new iPads. Here's what we expect the company to show off.
Noelle the rescue dog went from being alone in the world to being the star of NBC comedy 'Lopez vs Lopez.'
As the Chicago Bulls prepare for the 2024 offseason, they should be looking toward the future, not the present.
The reaction from Labour's Wes Streeting said it all as Chris Philp struggled with geography.
The director of a hedge trimming company has pleaded guilty to a non-criminal charge brought against him after a worker died last year on the job in Manotick.In May 2023, Nick Chenier, a 20-year-old employee for Best Green Hedges, was electrocuted after hitting a hydro line while trimming a hedge.He was taken to hospital in critical, life-threatening condition and later died from his injuries.In November, the Ontario Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development brought charge
Those with fond memories of the old British Rail may wistfully remember breakfasts and lunches served in restaurant cars staffed by impeccably liveried waiters. But they have probably blocked out recollections of the decaying rolling stock, the regular national strikes, the ancient sandwiches, and the sense of a waning industry sustained by ever-growing state subsidies.
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MI5 has warned vice-chancellors that their universities are being targeted by hostile states.
SIR – The news (telegraph.co.uk, April 25) that Labour plans to renationalise the railways if it wins the general election confirms that we are about to return to the 1970s. The trade unions are to be given more powers, and it is likely that the country will come close to bankruptcy, as was the case when our standing in Europe was at its lowest. Still, at least we know what to expect, and perhaps we should just resign ourselves to it – given that we did have some good times in the 1970s – while
Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden said he wanted measures to protect ‘the integrity and security of our great institutions’.
VICTORIA — Opposition BC United Leader Kevin Falcon says he wants to prevent people convicted of dangerous criminal offences from legally changing their names. Falcon has tabled a private member's bill in the legislature to amend the British Columbia Name Act after learning convicted child-killer Allan Schoenborn was recently permitted to legally change his name. Schoenborn was found not criminally responsible because of a mental disorder for the 2008 killings of his three children in Merritt, B
Fox had her bejeweled glam done by Jenna Kristine for Machine Gun Kelly's 34th birthday party
DETROIT (AP) — The NFL draft gives players a chance to flaunt their style and many took advantage with custom-made suits. A few hours before Quinyon Mitchell hit the red carpet Thursday in the shadow of the Fox Theatre, the former Toledo cornerback was getting his fit right. Mitchell led two Baynes + Baker representatives and a personal shopper to his Detroit hotel room, where he tried on his custom-made black silk tuxedo with his name embroidered on the inside of the jacket. After slipping on h
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