[ad_1] As it happens6:30Hundreds of thousands of pregnant women and new mothers in Sudan have nowhere to go When Dr. Duria Rayis checked her phone, she saw the desperate pleas of her colleagues who were trying to care for pregnant…
[ad_1] Disgraced Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes will remain free through the US Memorial Day weekend before surrendering to authorities on May 30 to begin serving more than 11 years in prison for defrauding investors in a blood test scam. U.S.…
[ad_1] A Nepali mountain guide scaled Mount Everest for a record 27th time on Wednesday, beating his own record, government officials and hiking companies said. Kami Rita Sherpa, 53 years old, climbed the 8,849-meter mountain in the morning along the…
[ad_1] Prince Harry, his wife, Meghan, and their mother were involved in a “near miss” involving paparazzi photographers after attending an awards ceremony in New York, the prince’s spokesman said on Wednesday. The incident involved half a dozen cars with…
[ad_1] Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis chose Christian schools as the setting to sign a bill Friday that would ban gender-affirming treatment for minors, limit the use of pronouns in schools and force people to use gender-appropriate bathrooms in some cases.…
[ad_1] This image sums up the existential crisis facing the Conservative Party over the next few decades. I don’t see a single way in which the National Conservatism conference would help move the UK centre-right any closer to solving this.…
[ad_1] This weekend’s Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix in northern Italy was canceled Wednesday due to potentially deadly flooding in the region. Formula One said it made the decision for safety reasons and to avoid an additional burden on the emergency services,…
[ad_1] world·Broken Britain’s Prince Harry, his wife, Meghan, and their mother were involved in a “near-catastrophic car chase” involving paparazzi photographers, the prince’s spokesman said on Wednesday. The incident was reported in New York City Thomson Reuters · Posted: May…
[ad_1] “Jakarta has many problems,” said my friend Hannah Beech, The Times’ senior correspondent for Asia, “but the most existential is that it is drowning in some places for a year.” Climate change is part of the reason: The Java…
[ad_1] There is a two-in-three chance that within the next five years the world will reach an internationally accepted global temperature threshold to limit the worst effects of climate change, a new World Meteorological Organization report estimates. The only possibility…