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A former Sri Lankan fisheries minister chomped on a raw fish at a Tuesday press conference as seafood sales in the nation have plummeted over coronavirus concerns. “I am making an appeal to the people of this country to eat this fish. Don’t be afraid. You will not get infected by the coronavirus,” Dilip Wedaarachchi...
COVID-19 spreads at higher rates in regions in the U.S. where people are exposed to the worst pollution, a new study says. Researchers from Washington University in St. Louis found that the quality of the environment appears to be a strong indicator that cases will increase more quickly in a region, according to a report...
A former Sri Lankan fisheries minister chomped on a raw fish at a Tuesday press conference as seafood sales in the nation have plummeted over coronavirus concerns. “I am making an appeal to the people of this country to eat this fish. Don’t be afraid. You will not get infected by the coronavirus,” Dilip Wedaarachchi...
COVID-19 spreads at higher rates in regions in the U.S. where people are exposed to the worst pollution, a new study says. Researchers from Washington University in St. Louis found that the quality of the environment appears to be a strong indicator that cases will increase more quickly in a region, according to a report...
A former Sri Lankan fisheries minister chomped on a raw fish at a Tuesday press conference as seafood sales in the nation have plummeted over coronavirus concerns. “I am making an appeal to the people of this country to eat this fish. Don’t be afraid. You will not get infected by the coronavirus,” Dilip Wedaarachchi...
COVID-19 spreads at higher rates in regions in the U.S. where people are exposed to the worst pollution, a new study says. Researchers from Washington University in St. Louis found that the quality of the environment appears to be a strong indicator that cases will increase more quickly in a region, according to a report...
COVID-19 spreads at higher rates in regions in the U.S. where people are exposed to the worst pollution, a new study says. Researchers from Washington University in St. Louis found that the quality of the environment appears to be a strong indicator that cases will increase more quickly in a region, according to a report...
COVID-19 spreads at higher rates in regions in the U.S. where people are exposed to the worst pollution, a new study says. Researchers from Washington University in St. Louis found that the quality of the environment appears to be a strong indicator that cases will increase more quickly in a region, according to a report...
A former Sri Lankan fisheries minister chomped on a raw fish at a Tuesday press conference as seafood sales in the nation have plummeted over coronavirus concerns. “I am making an appeal to the people of this country to eat this fish. Don’t be afraid. You will not get infected by the coronavirus,” Dilip Wedaarachchi...
COVID-19 spreads at higher rates in regions in the U.S. where people are exposed to the worst pollution, a new study says. Researchers from Washington University in St. Louis found that the quality of the environment appears to be a strong indicator that cases will increase more quickly in a region, according to a report...
Researchers in Arizona published a shocking case study this week describing a man’s three-week hospitalization after he injected a “magic mushroom” tea into his vein, prompting a near-deadly organ failure as the fungi began growing in his bloodstream.
Barry Allen said the customer was already hurling profanities at workers at the Circle K shop in Elyria, Ohio when he walked in, Allen told Mark One Sports.
A wild viral video shows a white man being smacked in the face with a can of Twisted Tea at an Ohio gas station after he repeatedly calls a black customer the n-word. The clip begins with the belligerent customer spewing profanity at the other man behind him in line, threatening to perform a sexual...
'It’s a decent, high-quality coquito' that comes with 'a bit of a punch,' candidate Michael Beltzer said Thursday.
President-elect Joe Biden will nominate Michael Regan, a top environmental official in North Carolina, to be the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, according to a report on Thursday. Regan heads the Tar Heel state’s Department of Environmental Quality, Politico reported. The 44-year-old would be charged with carrying out Biden’s environmental plans, including eliminating carb...
Canada’s health regulators approved Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine on Wednesday, becoming the third nation to authorize the experimental shots as the U.S. prepares to do so within days. Health Canada said a “thorough, independent review” confirmed the vaccine meets the department’s “stringent safety, efficacy and quality requirements” — echoing similar findings by the U.K. and Bahrain, both of which...
Prisoners have held protests in recent weeks at several facilities to demand more COVID-19 testing and separate isolation facilities for sick inmates.
Six inmates were killed and 35 injured as guards opened fire during a Sri Lankan prison riot on Sunday, officials said. The prisoners created “unrest” and tried to take control of Mahara prison, located about 10 miles from the country’s capital of Colombo, according to police spokesman Ajith Rohana. Rohana said the unrest devolved into...
A former Sri Lankan fisheries minister chomped on a raw fish at a Tuesday press conference as seafood sales in the nation have plummeted over coronavirus concerns. “I am making an appeal to the people of this country to eat this fish. Don’t be afraid. You will not get infected by the coronavirus,” Dilip Wedaarachchi...
President-elect Joe Biden will nominate Michael Regan, a top environmental official in North Carolina, to be the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, according to a report on Thursday. Regan heads the Tar Heel state’s Department of Environmental Quality, Politico reported. The 44-year-old would be charged with carrying out Biden’s environmental plans, including eliminating carb...
'It’s a decent, high-quality coquito' that comes with 'a bit of a punch,' candidate Michael Beltzer said Thursday.
Canada’s health regulators approved Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine on Wednesday, becoming the third nation to authorize the experimental shots as the U.S. prepares to do so within days. Health Canada said a “thorough, independent review” confirmed the vaccine meets the department’s “stringent safety, efficacy and quality requirements” — echoing similar findings by the U.K. and Bahrain, both of which...
Prisoners have held protests in recent weeks at several facilities to demand more COVID-19 testing and separate isolation facilities for sick inmates.
Six inmates were killed and 35 injured as guards opened fire during a Sri Lankan prison riot on Sunday, officials said. The prisoners created “unrest” and tried to take control of Mahara prison, located about 10 miles from the country’s capital of Colombo, according to police spokesman Ajith Rohana. Rohana said the unrest devolved into...
A former Sri Lankan fisheries minister chomped on a raw fish at a Tuesday press conference as seafood sales in the nation have plummeted over coronavirus concerns. “I am making an appeal to the people of this country to eat this fish. Don’t be afraid. You will not get infected by the coronavirus,” Dilip Wedaarachchi...
Sri Lanka’s health minister has tested positive for coronavirus after she drank and endorsed a sorcerer’s elixir claimed to ward off the disease.
If he wasn’t fired before, he definitely is now.
Alibaba founder Jack Ma, who has not been seen since Beijing launched a regulatory crackdown on his tech empire, spoke to a group of teachers by video, quelling concerns he’d been the victim of something much more nefarious.
A Starbucks in south Dublin has been fined after a barista drew slanted eyes on a customer’s matcha tea latte in place of her name, according to a decision issued by a workplace tribunal this month.
Researchers in Arizona published a shocking case study this week describing a man’s three-week hospitalization after he injected a “magic mushroom” tea into his vein, prompting a near-deadly organ failure as the fungi began growing in his bloodstream.