SALT LAKE CITY — Scott Mitchell sinks into the soft gray sectional at 1 a.m.
Hey look, Barry Sanders is on television. It’s a promo for “Bye Bye Barry,” a documentary that debuted on Amazon Prime one hour earlier.
Watching Sanders was always a thrill, even when he was a teammate. Sometimes Mitchell was criticized for doing just that rather than following through with his play fake after handing off. The way Sanders moved was mesmerizing, and Mitchell couldn’t help
Cats make the perfect pets – they’re low maintenance and independent. But doctors warn they may be exposing you to any number of potentially deadly diseases.
In the past few days, public health officials revealed the first person had died from Alaskapox – an extremely rare smallpox-like bacteria – and an Oregon resident was hospitalized with the Bubonic plague, an archaic disease that killed one-third of Europe’s population in the 1300s.
In both cases, the patients had caught the disease
The picturesque ocean of New Jersey is set to feature hundreds of turbines that will provide millions with ‘clean energy’ – but it could be deadly for marine life.
Residents, lawmakers and activists are fighting against such projects, claiming companies blasting the seafloor with sonar are behind dozens of whales and dolphins in the past year.
Approximately 16 whales have died, and 72 were found stranded, along with 53 beached dolphins along the coast from December 2022, a New Jersey
Perfume tycoon Jo Malone’s son helps lead a pro-Palestinian Harvard group behind a letter that blamed Israel for Hamas’ massacre of Jewish people, DailyMail.com can reveal.
Josh Willcox, 22, is listed as one of three students who run the Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee, according to Harvard’s directory of student groups.
His mother, Jo, a British perfume giant founder who sold her eponymous company to Estee Lauder in 1999, refused to address her son, simply saying the war in the Middle
The tragic felling of the 300-year-old Sycamore Gap next to Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland sparked fury across the country.
A teenage boy who was arrested was released on bail as millions mourned the loss of the tree, which featured in 1991 film Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves and was one of the most photographed trees in the world.
Sycamore Gap joins a huge list of loved and significant trees which have been cut down throughout history.
In 1892, the famous
Every hospital trust is failing to meet NHS A&E time targets, MailOnline can reveal today.
Under decade-old guidelines, 95 per cent of casualty patients should be admitted, transferred or discharged within four hours of being seen.
But nationally, just 74 per cent of patients in England were seen within this timeframe in July and the 95 per cent target hasn’t not been achieved by a major NHS A&E department for a decade.
Our analysis, involving every major NHS trust for
Some of today’s most popular musical artists have left their concerts with bruises and stitches this year due to unruly fans who have been hurling objects at them or rushing the stage while they’re trying to perform.
Country artist Kelsea Ballerini was struck in the face by a bracelet and left the stage for several minutes at her recent concert in Boise, Idaho. Harry Styles clutched his eye and walked offstage after being hit in the face with an object
Another Covid variant is taking off in Britain — but experts have today insisted there is nothing to panic about.
UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) bosses have raised the alarm about Eris, saying it already makes up one in eight new cases after reaching the UK towards the end of May.
Hospitalisation rates are also starting to shoot up, sparking concern that the nation may be on the brink of being hit by a fresh wave.
However, experts today claimed
Fernando Alonso has insisted that he did not deliberately block Lewis Hamilton from setting a qualifying lap in Hungary when the pair were team-mates at McLaren back in 2007. The two drivers failed to see eye-to-eye during their time together, with an intense rivalry brewing over the course of the campaign which came to a head in Budapest.
Alonso picked up a penalty for delaying in the pits during qualifying in order to prevent Hamilton from setting a final lap,
