Monthly Archives: October 2019

Like many viewers during the height of ‘American Idol’ fever over a decade ago, Cardi B was glued to the TV, imagining what kind of judge she would be if…

Turkish forces began a long-anticipated cross-border assault on Wednesday against the Syrian Democratic Forces, a Kurdish-led militia, in northeastern Syria.######Who are the Kurds?###Kurds are the fourth largest ethnic group in…

The Nobel Prizes for Literature have been announced, after a scandalous gap last year. Two awardees were announced on Thursday, for 2018 and 2019.###The Nobel Prize in Literature for 2018…

Dubai: In an update in the Koodathai serial murder case, astrologer Krishnkumar, who went absconding following the Jolly Joseph case, returned home in Kattapana on Thursday, according to media reports…

SANZAR Executive Committee formally approves Japan Rugby Football Union and Union Argentina de Rugby's admission into Super Rugby from 2016The Japanese team will be based at Tokyo's Prince Chichibu Memorial…

New Delhi: While trauma, breakup and bereavement can send anyone into a downward spiral of depression, nowadays social media is also posing an increased risk for mental illness, contributing to…

San Francisco: Noted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said Apple is preparing to release the iPhone SE 2, a new iPad Pro, a new MacBook and an augmented reality (AR) headset by…

Political leaders around the globe have celebrated the 16-year-old climate activist Greta Thunberg — but can they handle her as she and her supporters turn more radical? The protests launched…

Johannesburg: Veteran South African pacer Dale Steyn has heaped praise on Steve Smith for his impeccable consistency in Test cricket ever since returning from one-year ban which he served for…

Brexit, Brexit, Brexit. Nothing but Brexit for the past three years. And now that the deadline of October 31 is looming and the no-deal scenario seems ever the more likely…