Month: May 2024

By Vivek Kumar Moving markets today: Asian markets slide on inflation fears; oil prices climb, IMF boosts China growth forecast, Australia inflation surge; investors eye Fedspeak and Beige Book US stocks closed higher on Tuesday, marking a positive sta…

New Delhi [India], May 29 (ANI): The ICC T20 World Cup has witnessed many record-breaking performances over the years, that have immortalised the names of many superstars and legends in cricketing history. As the teams gather for the ICC Men’s T20 Worl…

Joe Biden “was a key figure in passing the 1994 Crime Bill, which disproportionately harmed Black communities through harsh sentencing laws and increased incarceration rates,” Donald Trump’s campaign reminded voters last week. If elected, Trump promise…

Fighting Fears of Fear For those who retreat inside themselves when challenged, the prospect of taking a risk will seem even more daunting the next time around. Unaddressed fears have a way of compounding. Fears you address will shrink as though if by …

In the last six months of 2023, only 150 millimetres of rain fell on Sicily, the Italian island that is twice the size of some countries. A few months later, the region’s government declared a state of emergency due to the drought. Experts warned it co…

Washington [US], May 29 (ANI): Jennifer Lopez is keeping herself occupied with work as rumors continue to surround her and Ben Affleck’s relationship, reported People. “They’re still living separately,” shared a source close to Lopez. “She’s back in LA…

Nigel Farage has today hit back on social media after a BBC presenter accused him of “customary inflammatory language”. The comment made by Geeta Guru-Murthy sparked dozens of comments calling for the presenter to be sacked. During his speech at the la…

A show packed with power ballads and anthems is set to rock out on stage. Steve Steinman is back with a brand-new show, Love Hurts. It will call at Newark Palace Theatre on Saturday, June 8, as part of a 19-date tour. The creator of musicals the Vampir…

Tom Chapman is optimistic Sandwich Town’s weekend Kent League Premier Division win can help kick-start their season. Sandwich got off the mark in the league at the third attempt at Minster, winning by 71 runs. While they failed to back up that victory …

A geography teacher who had a cocaine addiction and posted about his drug use on social media has been banned from the profession. Austin Whiting, who was head of Year 13 at Borden Grammar School in Sittingbourne, also had an inappropriate conversation…