Month: March 2023
‘Surgical’ shark-killing orcas fascinate off South Africa
Scores of disemboweled sharks have washed up on a South African beach putting the spotlight on a pair of shark-hunting killer whales whose behaviour has fascinated scientists and wildlife enthusiasts. Marine biologists were alerted to the find by beach walkers
Read MoreCoronation oil for Charles III consecrated in Jerusalem
Olive oil, fragrant rose and orange blossom: the special “chrism” or holy anointing oil for the coronation of Britain’s King Charles III has been blessed in Jerusalem’s Old City. Friday’s ceremony was carried out at the Church of the Holy
Read MoreAfrica follows Asia in giving Russians green light for Paris Olympics
Africa’s National Olympic Committees have followed their Asian counterparts in giving the green light on Saturday for Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Russia and its ally Belarus have been sidelined from most Olympic sports
Read MoreElection conspiracies fuel dispute over voter fraud system – The Associated Press – en Español
Election conspiracies fuel dispute over voter fraud system The Associated Press – en Español
Read MoreHorseback riding may have begun 5,000 years ago in Europe: study
Who were the first people to ride horses? Researchers believe they have found the earliest evidence of horseback riding, by the ancient Yamnaya people in Europe some 5,000 years ago. Their conclusions, based on an analysis of human skeletal remains
Read MoreCPAC 2023: Fewer attendees, but Donald Trump is still the favourite – BBC
CPAC 2023: Fewer attendees, but Donald Trump is still the favourite BBC
Read MoreIndigenous art forgery ring smashed in Canada
Canadian police said Friday they had dismantled a decades-old forgery ring that produced and sold possibly thousands of fakes of Indigenous artist Norval Morrisseau’s paintings around the world. Eight people including a nephew of Morrisseau were arrested this week and
Read MoreAs Trump and DeSantis Trade Blows, Pompeo (Yes, Pompeo!) Shouldn’t Be Counted Out
This article is part of The D.C. Brief, TIME’s politics newsletter. Sign up here to get stories like this sent to your inbox. OXON HILL, Md.—As some of the country’s most impassioned conservative activists gathered this week just down the
Read MoreLaws Preventing Boycotts of Israel Are Sweeping the U.S. This New Documentary Chronicles the Fight
Palestinian American Bahia Amawi, a pediatric speech pathologist, lost her job with Austin, TX public schools after refusing to pledge that she would not boycott Israel. Mik Jordahl, a lawyer for Arizona’s prison system, lost his, too, after refusing to
Read MoreAlex Murdaugh and the Evolutionary Reason We’re Drawn to Violent Crime
If you haven’t heard the name Alex Murdaugh over the course of the past few months, you may just not have been paying attention. The disgraced South Carolina attorney was convicted yesterday of the murder of his wife and son,
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