With her high cheekbones and aubergine dye streaking her chestnut hair, Eden Golan looked every bit the Eurovision starlet as she rehearsed her country’s entry ahead of this week’s song contest.
Holding the hopes of a nation is burden enough for any 20-year-old, but since Eden won her ticket to Malmo – the Swedish host city of this year’s competition – she has endured a barrage of death threats. As Israel’s entrant, she has become a lightning rod for hate
Fears of an impending measles resurgence today sparked a national ‘call to action’ by health chiefs who are alarmed over vaccination rates slumping to a 10-year low.
As few as half of children have had both measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) jabs in parts of London.
Similarly low levels are also seen in Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham.
Dame Jenny Harries, chief executive of the UKHSA, begged parents to check their child’s immunisation status, warning that the public had ‘forgotten what
Oscar Piastri’s mother was left with her heart in her mouth on Sunday after laying eyes on an image of her son atop Johann Zarco’s motorbike during MotoGP’s British Grand Prix weekend at Silverstone.
The Australian driver is currently enjoying his summer break after an intense start to his maiden F1 campaign, but it has been impossible to keep Piastri away from the racetrack with the rookie opting to spend his first weekend off at the circuit rather than soaking
Energy stakeholders say Biden’s move to designate five national monuments is at odds with his climate efforts.
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Russian ports and ships on the Black Sea — including tankers carrying millions of barrels of oil to Europe — could justifiably be attacked by the Ukrainian military as part of efforts to weaken Moscow’s war machine, a senior Kyiv official warned Monday in the wake of two recent attacks on Russian vessels.
“Everything the Russians are moving back and forth on the Black Sea are our valid military
Three years after receiving a $700 million pandemic-era lifeline from the federal government, the struggling freight trucking company Yellow is filing for bankruptcy.
After monthslong negotiations between Yellow’s management and the Teamsters union broke down, the company shut its operations late last month, and said on Sunday that it was seeking bankruptcy protection so it can wind down its business in an “orderly” way.
“It is with profound disappointment that Yellow announces that it is closing after nearly 100 years
MSNBC’s Ali Velshi and his panelists said Saturday that this election was not about “policy,” but rather “preserving democracy” as it’s “not the moment” to have any debates about lowering taxes.
“This is a candidate who is threatening people, promising retribution, talking that way dictators and authoritarians talk,” he said of Trump. “This election isn’t possibly about policy. You know me. I’m an economics guy. I like to talk about inflation. I’d like to talk about all these kinds of
Ethiopia’s Council of Ministers is declaring a state of emergency in the country’s Amhara region after authorities pleaded for help as clashes intensify there between regional forces and the military.
The prime minister’s office announced the decision on Friday after the region’s leader said regular law enforcement was no longer able to contain the violence. The declaration needs approval from Parliament.
ETHIOPIA’S AMHARA ETHNIC GROUP ACCUSES BIDEN OF IGNORING ATROCITIES
“The threat the activity is imposing on national security and
Anthony Albanese has declared the Voice to Parliament will succeed during a meeting with Aboriginal elders at the Garma Festival – Australia’s largest Indigenous cultural gathering.
Mr Albanese was joined by his partner Jodie Haydon on the trip to East Arnhem in the Northern Territory this week.
The couple both donned large wide-brimmed hats for the occasion, with Ms Haydon wearing brown boots paired with khaki pants and a white linen shirt.
The Prime Minister said he was confident Australians
Lil Wayne joined the conversation around artificial intelligence that has gripped Hollywood and the entertainment industry since the start of the SAG-AFTRA strike.
It was partly prompted by claims that actors’ likenesses could be replicated by the technology without their presence or permission.
However, when asked about a similar potential threat AI could pose to him and the music industry, the 40-year-old quickly shut down any possibilities of being replaced.
Speaking to Billboard yesterday, the rapper revealed he had recently
