Daily Archives: September 22, 2021
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ALGIERS/CAIRO, Sept 22 (Reuters) – Algeria’s supreme security council decided on Wednesday to close the country’s airspace to all Moroccan civil and military aircraft, the Algerian presidency said, less than a month after it cut diplomatic relations with the Kingdom. The decision came “in view of the continued provocations and […]
Best Buy will have a PS5 restock Thursday, but it won’t be online. The electronics retailer will have the standard and digital editions of the PS5 available in certain stores tomorrow. That the PS5 (and Xbox Series X) were rumored to be hitting Best Buy this week was first flagged […]
After a villain comes in and turns up the machine, nearly killing Bond, Fearing rushes in and thinks it is her fault. She worries Bond will tell her boss: “I’d lose my job!” To which Bond unforgivably says: “Well, I suppose my silence could have a price.” As Fearing replies, […]
Anthony Joshua will look to retain his WBA, IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight tiles on Saturday as he takes on Ukrainian powerhouse Oleksandr Usyk. Joshua is the favourite to win the much-awaited bout in London, but Usyk poses arguably his biggest threat since fellow countryman Wladimir Klitschko fought Joshua in […]
The spokesperson believes that the new trilateral agreement between the US, the UK and Australia is damaging peace in the region. Zhao Lijian has argued that the new agreement between the three countries is further advancing the arms race, and believes the agreement is doing more harm than good. Speaking […]
Amanda Kammes was offered a position earlier this month as the head girls lacrosse coach at Benet Academy, a private Catholic high school in suburban Chicago. A day later, after Kammes submitted paperwork listing her wife as her emergency contact, the offer of employment was rescinded, according to Kammes’ supporters. […]
LA VEGA, Guatemala — Darwin Mendez has tried and failed to reach the United States three times. Twenty-three years old and $30,000 in debt, he said leaving Guatemala is his only option. Years of punishing drought scorched the field he farms with his father, mother, uncle and siblings, shrinking the […]