Winter Storm Xylia batters Nebraska with snow as crews work to clean road
This incredible compilation shows crews working hard to get rid of the incredible amount of snow that winter storm Xylia hammered western Nebraska over March 14 and 15.
This incredible compilation shows crews working hard to get rid of the incredible amount of snow that winter storm Xylia hammered western Nebraska over March 14 and 15.
The young mother was trying to get home with food for her two children when she says soldiers pulled her off a minibus in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, claiming it was overloaded. The woman, 27, is among hundreds who have reported that they were subjected to horrific sexual violence by Ethiopian and allied Eritrean soldiers after fighting broke out in November in the mountainous northern region of Ethiopia, doctors said. Some women were held captive for extended periods, days or weeks at a time, said Dr Fasika Amdeselassie, the top public health official for the government-appointed interim administration in Tigray.
Sweden is facing an acute shortage of sperm for assisted pregnancy as would-be donors avoid hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic, halting inseminations in large parts of the healthcare system and driving up waiting times by years. The shortage has meant waiting times for assisted pregnancy have shot up from around six months to an estimated 30 months in the past year, possibly longer, doctors familiar with the matter told Reuters. "It's stressful that we can't get a clear time or date for treatment," said Elin Bergsten, a 28-year-old maths teacher from southern Sweden.
The mainland model says that the actor has melted her mother's heart with his kindness
KUALA LUMPUR, April 15 — Heads being cut off and throats ripped out probably sum up a regular day in Westeros, the brutal, fictional land in the HBO hit show Game of Thrones. In a world full of...
KUALA LUMPUR, April 15 — Coordinating Minister for the National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme Khairy Jamaluddin has responded to a viral social media post purporting that political party members...
KUALA LUMPUR, April 15 — There are always never-ending arguments among health freaks about which diet is the best. However, health and nutrition experts have always highlighted that diets focusing...
The actor says it was nerve-racking to work alongside so many big names in the movie
KUALA LUMPUR, April 14 — The Cultural Economy Development Agency (Cendana) and cultural organisation, Pusaka, have inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to further boost the traditional arts...
BANTING, April 15 — Ampang MP Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin today claimed that the RM10 million lawsuit served on her is a way to test the waters before pursuing the case against other former PKR MPs...
South Korea's Hyundai Motor Group said on Thursday it plans to launch electric vehicles (EVs) in China every year starting 2022 to enhance its presence in the world's biggest car market. The South Korean auto group said it plans to unveil a total of 21 EV models from Hyundai Motor Co and Kia Corp by 2030, including hybrid and fuel-cell vehicles. The group said it plans to cut the number of its gasoline vehicle models to 14 in China from the current 21 by 2025.
PUTRAJAYA, April 15 — Former attorney general (AG) Tan Sri Mohamed Apandi Ali’s integrity has been questioned after he previously exonerated Datuk Seri Najib Razak of misappropriating funds...
Papua New Guinea on Thursday reported 11 new deaths linked to COVID-19, a larger than usual increase for the Pacific island nation, which may support concerns that an outbreak in recent months may overwhelm its fragile health system. The additional deaths were logged in the 24 hours to midday Wednesday but occurred over the span of nearly a month prior, the PNG COVID-19 National Pandemic Response said in a statement, taking the country's coronavirus death toll to 82. Australia has said that the coronavirus statistics produced by the PNG authorities vastly underestimate the extent of the crisis because its northern neighbour does not do mass testing.
LONDON (Reuters) -Food delivery company Deliveroo said its orders more than doubled in the quarter to end-March in its first trading update since its highly-anticipated listing in London last month flopped. Growth accelerated for the fourth consecutive quarter, the company said, with group orders up 114% year-on-year to 71 million and gross transaction value (GTV) up 130% year-on-year to 1.65 billion pounds ($2.27 billion). Chief Executive Will Shu said demand was strong in both UK and Ireland and its international markets, driven by record new customer growth and sustained demand from existing customers.
In the update posted on Instagram, Tay stated that he was unable, not unwilling, to pay the vendors that he had owed money.
Max Pacioretty and Tomas Nosek both collected one goal and two assists to pace the visiting Vegas Golden Knights to a 6-2 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Wednesday. Mark Stone and Alex Tuch netted one goal and one assist apiece in the win, and Chandler Stephenson and Alex Pietrangelo added goals as the Golden Knights won their fourth straight game.
When the pallbearers brought Phil McLean's coffin into the chapel, there were gasps before a wave of laughter rippled through the hundreds of mourners. The donut was the latest creation by Phil's cousin Ross Hall, who runs a business in Auckland, New Zealand, called Dying Art, which custom builds colorful coffins.
The employer had allegedly forbade his bodyguards from fasting during the holy month This article, Four suspects arrested for beating up bodyguards who were fasting, originally appeared on Coconuts, Asia's leading alternative media company.
KUALA LUMPUR, April 15 — Coordinating Minister for the National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme Khairy Jamaluddin announced that family members may travel interstate for the purpose of bringing a...
Correction orders under the Protection From Online Falsehoods And Manipulation Act (Pofma) have been issued over false allegations that Covid-19 vaccines have causal links with stroke and heart attack, the Ministry of Health said on Thursday (15 April).
Denmark became the first country to stop using AstraZeneca's vaccine on Wednesday.The Danish health agency made their decision based on a potential link between AstraZeneca's COVID 19 vaccine and a rare but serious blood clot.Astrazeneca said it respected Denmark's choice and would continue to provide it with data.Meanwhile, this decision pushes Denmark's vaccination drive back to early August.The new timeline assumesit will start using the Johnson and Johnson vaccine, but that isn't certain either as the J&J rollout in Europe has been delayed over similar clotting concerns.In other parts of Europe countries have resumed using the AstraZeneca shot, with some restricting it to mostly those aged above 50 or above 60.