Scientist's lifelong obsession with mystery of elusive 'pink zebra' seaweed An ancient algae first spotted four decades ago will now join the collection of the Natural History Museum. Trump administration to dismiss Reflecting Pool charges against David Hearn US Attorney Jeanine Pirro, a Trump appointee, acknowledges that the peeling sealant is result of 'botched installation'. Trump Backs Away From Deal to Let Ukraine Build Patriot Missiles The president of Ukraine had warned that the country was running out of Patriot interceptors, the most reliable weapon it has to shoot down Russian ballistic missiles. Migrants overrun a Spanish outpost, stirring White House outrage Widely circulated video showed thousands of Moroccans storming into a Spanish outpost in North Africa. The White House condemned Spain as weak on immigration. Hiltzik: Senate Republicans try to smear Fauci over COVID, but he refuses to play their game Dr. Anthony Fauci deprived Rand Paul of a chance to hold a show trial over COVID, columnist Michael Hiltzik writes. |
Columbia students drop divestment demand as new Israel program set to open The Columbia student workers' union dropped its demand at the bargaining table Tuesday for the university to divest from Israel. Ransom notes in Nancy Guthrie case released in hope writing style is recognised Police investigating the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of TV host Savannah Guthrie, have released early ransom notes in the hunt for her suspected kidnapper. Bessent ‘to-do’ list shows proposal for US to buy $5bn-$10bn of Japanese yen Treasury secretary’s notepad, photographed by Reuters on Friday morning, prompts questions over US plans During a cabinet meeting at Camp David on Friday, the US treasury secretary Scott Bessent carelessly revealed plans for the US to buy $5bn-$10bn in Japanese yen in a scribbled “to do” list left visible to a Reuters photographer. The image, taken over Bessent’s shoulder during a portion of the… This 44-year-old Swedish man survived being buried beneath a metre of snow for nearly two months against all odds In December 2011, a 44-year-old Swedish man named Peter Skyllberg disappeared while driving through the country's frozen north. Weeks passed with no sign of him as winter temperatures plunged well below freezing. |
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