A two-week “firebreak” lockdown comes into force at 6 p.m. local time Friday in Wales, under which everyone except critical workers is expected to stay
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Time change: Here’s how to stay positive as the nights draw in
But although the time change means people will get a little extra sleep on Sunday morning, there is a downside. While Daylight Saving Time is
China coronavirus vaccine: people travel to Zhejiang in hopes of getting experimental shot
Ku worked in Chile for more than 20 years as an importer and exporter, but she returned to her home in southern China earlier this
Georgia teen apologizes for plot to kill Black churchgoers and is sentenced to time in juvenile detention
The teen was arrested last November after her plan to attack the historically Black church with knives was foiled, according to police. Her plot resembled
Time change: Here’s how to stay positive as the nights draw in
But although the time change means people will get a little extra sleep on Sunday morning, there is a downside. While Daylight Saving Time is
Chile’s constitution vote could chart a new course for the country
The unrest has roiled a country hailed by the World Bank as “one of Latin America’s fastest-growing economies” but where there is deep-seated anger over
Fukushima water release could change human DNA, Greenpeace warns
The environmental group claims that the 1.23 million metric tons of water stored at the plant — scene of the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster
Army-Navy football game will be played at West Point for first time since 1943
The 121st Army-Navy football game, which was originally supposed to be played in Philadelphia in December, will now take place at Michie Stadium at the
Poland abortion ruling: Hundreds protest as police use pepper spray
Poland’s highest court ruled Thursday that abortions due to fetal defects were unconstitutional. Around 98% of abortions in Poland had been conducted as a result
Boris Johnson used to be the Teflon man of British politics, brushing off scandals, gaffes and mistakes. Not any more
Now Johnson’s plans appear ruined. He’d wanted to use his personal enthusiasm for Brexit to instil a fresh sense of optimism that the UK’s future