The tennis world is reeling after news broke that Konstantin Koltsov, long-time partner of two-time Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka, died in the early hours of Tuesday morning in an ‘apparent suicide’ at an upscale Miami hotel.
As shocking as news of the former ice hockey star’s death was, particularly after early reports in Belarusian media stated that the 42-year-old had died of an suspected detached blood clot, it is made all the more heart-wrenching in light of the very
Four years after the initial concept truck was presented to the public – and after setback after setback – Tesla has begun delivering its long-awaited Cybertruck.
Last week Elon Musk personally handed the keys to a dozen customers at a launch event in Texas and the company has shipped versions to reviewers to build up hype.
‘I think they really got themselves something solid here,’ said YouTuber Marques, giving his final verdict after spending a day with a ‘near-final’ version
The family of 14-year-old Shyanne-Lee Tatnell, who was allegedly murdered in Tasmania, has hit back at online trolls who said the schoolgirl ‘never had a chance in life’ due to her troubled upbringing.
Shyanne-Lee was last seen on CCTV in April walking alone in the dark towards Henry Street bridge in Launceston, in the north of the state, while on her way to see a friend who lived 4.3km away.
A three-month search for the teenager ended in tragedy on
Sinead O’Connor, who has tragically passed away at the age of 56, was embroiled in multiple controversies throughout her lifetime, but at the root of many of her most memorable public moments was her difficult relationship with religion.
The legendary Irish singer, who spoke of her personal connection to the holy spirit, was raised a Catholic, but caused outrage by ripping up a picture of the Pope on Saturday Night Live in October 1992, as a statement against sexual abuse
A correction officer at New York City’s notorious Rikers Island jail complex was slashed by an inmate Tuesday, officials said.
The jail guard was injured around 3 p.m. at the George R. Vierno Center, the city’s Department of Correction told Fox News Digital. The officer was cut behind the ear and taken to Elmhurst Hospital in stable condition.
NYC SHOULD BE HELD IN CONTEMPT OVER APPALLING RIKERS CONDITIONS, COURT-APPOINTED MONITOR SAYS
“Acts of violence against our officers by noncompliant individuals
Der letzte Bürgermeister trat zurück, nachdem er eine Affäre mit seinem Mitarbeiter hatte.
Dem Bürgermeister vor ihm wurden seine Befugnisse entzogen, nachdem er zugegeben hatte, Crack-Kokain geraucht zu haben.
Es sieht so aus, als ob das Amt des Bürgermeisters von Toronto, einer der vier größten Städte Nordamerikas, einiges an Ballast mit sich bringen würde – ganz zu schweigen vom bröckelnden Nahverkehrssystem, der wachsenden Obdachlosigkeit und der sporadischen Gewaltkriminalität.
Stattdessen stehen 102 Kandidaten auf dem Stimmzettel für die Führung der Stadt,
Meghan Markle’s US relaunch is underway after missing the King’s Coronation and will explode at a glittering event in New York tonight where she will be handed a ‘feminist changemakers’ award for tackling racial inequity, experts told MailOnline today.
The Duchess of Sussex went to ground as Prince Harry promoted Spare and their popularity plunged – but the former actress is making a very public comeback with the help of ‘super influencer friends’ and new TV projects plus The Tig
Lady Amelia Spencer married her long-term beau Greg Mallett in a stunning ceremony in South Africa yesterday.
But while the happy couple were surrounded by their closest friends and family at the exclusive venue La Cotte Farm, there was one person noticeably absent from the event – the bride’s father Earl Spencer.
Princess Diana’s younger brother, 58, appears to have grown apart from his four eldest children – whom he shares with first wife Victoria Lockwood – in recent years.
All the hottest topics in the EU’s agricultural policy are increasingly being preliminarily discussed by the European Commission and the EU Council of ministers, making the legislative process more of a couple (or CAPple) issue.
When I interviewed the former EU agriculture commissioner Phil Hogan in March 2019 – only nine months after the unveiling of the Commission’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) proposal – the elephant in the room was the risk of re-nationalisation of the EU’s farming subsidies programme.
