Dissatisfaction among people who donated money to black 18-year-old Karmelo Anthony who faces a first-degree murder charge for fatally stabbing white teen Austin Metcalf at a Frisco track meet in April, more than USD 515,000 raised where the family allegedly has spent over USD 500,000 on private expenses
Frederic Forsyth dead at 86 after a brief illness, wrote a series of novels including The Day of the Jackal, The Odessa File and The Dogs of War and sold more than 75 million copies, was a staunch supporter of Brexit and wrote of his skepticism of climate change in his Daily Express column
Kanye "Ye" West's new song "Heil Hitler" banned in Germany for its antisemitic message, the greeting phrase as well as swastikas and the lengthy sampled Hitler speech banned in the country, the song went viral with millions of views on X which is one of few platforms to not ban it
Chess banned in Afghanistan, ruling Taliban fear game attracts illegal gambling and say compatibility of chess with Islamic law will be investigated
British mercenary Simon Mann dead at 72 from heart attack while exercising, rose through the SAS ranks before founding a company protecting businesses in conflict zones, was arrested in Zimbabwe 2004 along with 70 mercenaries and sentenced to 34 years in prison for planning a coup in Equatorial Guinea but was pardoned in 2009
Poland's digital affairs ministry says it will rename a recently launched government service as its acronym KURDE spells a commonly used euphemism for the swearword "kurwa", the petitioner writes that the phrase even officially appears in the PWN Dictionary of the Polish Language
Colossal squid filmed in the ocean for the first time since the species was discovered 100 years ago, the 30cm-long juvenile was caught on camera at 600m depth near the South Sandwich Islands in the south Atlantic Ocean by a team of scientists, experts believe the colossal squid can grow up to 7m in length and weigh up to 500kg which makes them the heaviest invertebrate on the planet
Transsexual Harriet Haynes beats transsexual Lucy Smith in the final of the Ultimate Pool Women's Pro Series Event 2 in Wigan, former US college swimmer Riley Gaines who has long debated the topic comments that it is a real life South Park episode and congratulates Mr. Haynes as the better cheat
USA Fencing disqualifies Stephanie Turner for removing her mask and taking a knee instead of competing against transgender Redmond Sullivan, the organization comments that they will always err on the side of inclusion, Turner comments that as a woman fencing in a women's tournament she does not believe she should be facing men and that she was not aware Mr Sullivan was registered until the night before the tournament
Boxing legend George Foreman dead at 76, won an Olympic gold medal in 1968 and was a two-time heavyweight champion, lost the historic Rumble in the Jungle bout with Muhammad Ali in 1974 in Zaire but became the oldest champion ever in 1994 at 45 years and 299 days of age when he knocked out Michael Moorer, was also known for his grill which sold more than 100 million units worldwide and to which he sold the commercial rights in 1999 for USD 138 million
American fast-food chain Steak 'n Shake announces that they will RFK their fries by frying them in beef tallow, says the fries are so much better that no one will be going back after trying them, Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr has been a vocal beef tallow advocate and has repeatedly argued against seed oils stating that they contribute to rising obesity rates
Australian James Harrison dead at 88, was known as the man with the golden arm as his blood plasma containing the rare antibody Anti-D saved the lives of 2.4 million babies, donated plasma between 18 and 81 years of age and held the world record for most blood plasma donated between 2005 and 2022
US Fish and Wildlife Service publishes list of five invasive creatures to hunt and eat as a way to protect native species, nutria tops the list before northern snakehead fish, green iguana, several species of invasive carp and feral hogs, comments that some of the biggest ecological nightmares are critters that don't belong here
Gene Hackman dead at 95, won Best Actor Oscars for The French Connection and Unforgiven, was found dead in his New Mexico home along with his dead wife Betsy Arakawa and their dead dog, foul play not expected, leaves behind three children
Father in Nebraska struggling to correct his daughter Caroline's name and get her social security number, the 2-year-old girl who spent more than a year in foster care as her mother was deemed unfit has the term "for government use only" on her birth certificate which keeps him from getting her insurance and is registered under the name Unakite Thirteen Hotel which the father says is a computer-generated name from the state
Japan Post stops delivering live reptiles, says shipping animals in an environment where temperature control and food are unavailable can amount to animal abuse, deliveries of mammals and birds already banned
Cook County Judge Caroline Glennon-Goodman reassigned to receive implicit bias training and may be disciplined after sending an AI generated meme showing a toy box where a black boy is wearing "My First Ankle Monitor"
David Lynch dead at 78 in emphysema, directed Twin Peaks and Mulholland Drive as well as many other mainly surreal movies, also avidly practiced transcendental meditation and set up the David Lynch Foundation for Consciousness-Based Education and World Peace
Leftist theatre Gaîté Lyrique in Paris faces bankruptcy as 250 African migrants have occupied the building for the last five weeks after being invited for a free conference entitled Reinventing the welcome for refugees in France, the theatre comments that it is unthinkable to throw out the occupants and calls for local authorities to find a housing solution, the local authorities say no accomodation is available and call for the government to deal with the problem but President Macron ignores the request
Richard Dawkins steps down from the board of the Freedom From Religion Foundation after censoring of article pointing out that sex is immutable and biological, accuses the organization of caving to the hysterical squeals of cancel culture, Jerry Coyne and Steven Pinker also leave the organization criticizing it of quasi-religion including dogma and blasphemy
Finnish Customs completes preliminary investigation of suspected illegal import of 36 tonnes of minke whale meat from Norway to Finland in 2022 in the form of sausages for dogs, the sausages that were mixed 50/50 with poultry were ordered by a private operator and fed to sled dogs, five individuals suspected of serious nature conservation and customs clearance offences
Magnus Carlsen confirms that he will participate in the FIDE World Blitz Championship in New York after the organization changed its dress code, withdrew from the World Rapid Championship after being denied to play in jeans, FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich notes that following the official dress-code is still mandatory but that elegant minor deviations such as appropriate jeans matching the jacket are allowed and that he hopes that nobody will try to undermine the festive mood by abusing this flexibility
The Italian Football Federation investigates Juve Stabia fans raising their arms and shouting Romano Mussolini's last name after he scored the game-winning goal against Cesena, Mussolini the great-grandson of Benito Mussolini, the club comments that it has celebrated goals the same way since 1907 where the speaker announces the scorer and the crowd then shouts out his last name before raising their arms to the sky in joy
The Lima police in Peru carry out cocaine raid in Grinch costume, follows Valentine's Day operation where an officer dressed as a teddy bear, three people arrested
Black baseball legend Rickey "Man of Steal" Henderson who stole the most bases in MLB history dead at 65 after a bout with pneumonia, played 25 years in the league where he grew much of his fame in the Oakland Atletics, the record of 1,406 stolen bases is expected to be long-lived as no other player has reached 1,000
Ugandan Deo Kato arrives in London after running 12,440 km from Cape Town in 516 days to highlight the history of human migration and the discrimination faced by many black Africans as well as to challenge the racist idea that people should go back to where they come from, says he faced racism during the run where he didn't feel welcomed into the Croatian society due to repeated police controls
Poland releases 1,000 tonnes of frozen unsalted butter from its strategic butter reserves to combat price hikes, the butter price has recently been a hot topic where over half of the population blame the government, the butter will be auctioned off with a 20-tonne minimum buy
San Francisco Health Department hires fat positivity pundit Virgie Tovar to consult on weight stigma and weight neutrality, Tovar who authored You Have the Right to Remain Fat and has argued against treating obesity as a disease says on Instagram that the consultancy is a dream come true and that it is her biggest hope and belief that weight neutrality will be the future of public health
Giorgia Meloni's government conferrs Italian citizenship on Argentina's President Javier Milei, awards the citizenship based on the right of blood principle jus sanguinis via his three Calabrian grandparents, left-wing critizism towards the decision where they say hundreds of thousands of migrant children born in the country should be prioritized instead of having to wait until adults to gain citizenship via right of soil jus soli, Milei last month gave the Italian prime minister a statuette of himself wielding a chainsaw symbolizing his determination to cut the size of the state
The book Delay, Deny, Defend: Why Insurance Companies Don't Pay Claims and What You Can Do About It reaches No 2 on Amazon's nonfiction bestseller list after the title resembles words etched on shell casings used at the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York, the book that was published in 2010 and authored by insurance law specialist Jay Feinman exposes the various ways in which insurance companies avoid paying claims
New Zealand Scrabble legend Nigel Richards wins the Spanish World Scrabble Championships despite not speaking Spanish, won the francophone world championships in 2015 and 2018 after memorizing the dictionary for nine weeks and has among many other titles won five English World Championships
Polarization the word of the year according to Merriam-Webster, editor at large Peter Sokolowski comments that it is a pretty young word that is most frequently used in the US to describe race relations, politics and ideology
Football team Manchester United scraps plan to dress the team in rainbow jackets before the game against Everton as Muslim player Noussair Mazraoui refused to wear the jacket, third similar event lately after Christian Crystal Palace player Marc Guéhi wrote about Jesus on his rainbow armband and Muslim Ipswich player Sam Morsy twice has refused to wear such armband
Elon Musk becomes world number one on Diablo 4, cleared level 150 of the Artificer's Pit in record time which is widely used as a measure of player skill, was previously reported to be top 19 in the world in ranking where everyone else in the top 20 was Asian
England's Football Association will contact Crystal Palace player Marc Guéhi regarding him writing "I love Jesus" on the league-issued LGBTQ+ campaign rainbow armband during a game, says the formal reminder that religious messaging is banned avoids the need for disciplinary action, only captain not to wear the armband is Ipswich practising Muslim Sam Morsy
YMCA is not a gay anthem according to Victor Willis who wrote the lyrics, has pulled in millions of dollars in royalties as Donald Trump played it extensively as part of his campaign, songwriter happy that unlike other artists he has not stopped Trump from using his music
Brain rot named Oxford Word of the Year 2024, the term that increased in usage frequency by 230% between 2023 and 2024 is defined as deterioration of a person's mental or intellectual state as the result of overconsumption of trivial or unchallenging material, first recorded use of the term is found in Henry David Thoreau 1854 book Walden where he criticizes society's tendency to devalue complex ideas which he sees as indicative of a general decline in mental and intellectual effort
Fistfights in Serbia's parliament during discussion regarding rail station roof collapse in Novi Sad that killed 15 people after a recent Chinese renovation, the opposition displayed a banner reading "blood is on your hands" while the ruling party's banner accused the opposition of wanting "war while Serbia wants to work" and the scuffle took place after both sides tried to tear the opponents' banners down, widespread protester in the country where most large infrastructure projects are undertaken with Chinese state companies
Jaguar managing director Rawdon Glover disappointed to receive negative feedback on the company's rebranding effort to become a woke EV-manufacturer, says the company's new advertisements don't necessarily reflect how he thinks their customers look, but that they also need to attract new customers and that overall the new ads, with diverse androgynous models in an alien landscape, has been received well
Quincy Jones dies at 91, produced Michael Jackson's Thriller album, wrote award-winning film scores and worked with artists including Frank Sinatra and Ray Charles, died just days before receiving honorary Oscar
Canned air from Lake Como being sold for 10 euros to tourists, marketed in Menaggio and Lenno and at restaurants by the lake since October, Davide Abagnale from Italy Comunica believes American visitors are attracted to the area after George Clooney bought a villa there
Burial site from the Viking age with bone remains from people and dogs as well as three ships found during excavations outside Varberg in Sweden, the soil on the site has been cultivated so according to project manager Petra Nordin, everything has had to be analyzed from below
There is definitely a resurgence in interest in folklore among young people according to actor and writer Charlie Cooper who is currently making the BBC series Charlie Cooper's Myth Country, Siân Powell who makes content about Cornish and Welsh folklore has 90,000 followers on Tiktok and Professor Matthew Cheeseman at the University of Derby says the topic can be attractive for the sense of rootedness it provides
Football star Kylian Mbappé suspected of rape after a party night in Stockholm but calls the accusations fake news, is said to have landed with private plane on Wednesday and with his friend, the soccer player Nordi Mukiele, booked the entire nightclub V for private parties on Wednesday and Thursday during which there was a total phone ban
South Korean Han Kang is awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature with the motivation ”for her intense poetic prose that confronts historical traumas and exposes the fragility of human life”
Jack the Ripper was Aaron Kosminski, a Jewish immigrant from Poland, according to DNA analysis of object from crime scene, author Russell Edwards says that Kosminski had contacts involved with freemasonry which might have helped him escape justice
18 audience members in Stuttgart, Germany need medical care after the radical feminist opera Sancta Susanna, about a nun who discovers her own sexuality, by the German Paul Hindemith from 1921 now has been performed for the first time as the premiere a hundred years ago was canceled , contains lesbians scenes, real blood, nudity and Jesus spanking a half-naked nun
3D map of Iceland in the resolution of 2.5 meters is made public by the company Loftmydnir which used data collected over 30 years through aeroplane photos instead of satellite photos which is the approach most often used in creating 3D maps
The actor and country artist Kris Kristofferson passes away at the age of 88, born in 1936 as the son of a Swedish father, perhaps best known for the song Me & Bobby McGee, as a member of the band The Highwaymen and his acting roles in Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid (1973 ), A Star Is Born (1976) and the Blade trilogy (1998-2004) among others
President of Haiti's Transitional Presidential Council, Edgard Leblanc Fils, spills water in the lectern as he drinks straight from a pitcher instead of a glass, just after addressing the United Nations General Assembly, saying the country has inspired others to throw off the yoke of unbearable colonialism, Fils then demanded justice and respect for Haiti
Pope Francis tells a group of young people in Singapore that every religion is a way to reach God and rhetorically wonders where such claims as one's religion is more important than another's will lead us, former bishop Joseph Strickland who was deposed by the Pope in 2023 says this is called indifferentism, is heresy and goes against the position of previous popes
Previously unknown music composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart discovered in a library in Leipzig, Germany, is dated to the 1760s - Mozart was born in 1756 - and consists of seven miniature movements for string trio of a total of twelve minutes
Ancient Athens is the pre-modern empire that Americans view most favorably, according to a YouGov survey, with the Roman Empire second, Sparta third, and the Visigoths and the Huns last
The Muslim theologian and former professor of Islamology at the University of Oxford, Tariq Ramadan, convicted of rape in a Swiss court, is the grandson of Muslim Brotherhood founder Hassan al-Banna and four other women have accused him of molesting them when they were his students and between 14 and 18 years old
Brazilian bossa nova musician Sergio Mendes dies at the age of 83 as his health, according to his family, has been suffering from long-term covid, known for the songs Mas Que Nada and The Look of Love among others
Monumental nine-hour documentary about Prince will probably never air, despite tens of millions invested by Netflix, new administration of the artist's estate blocks the project which is said to give unique and deep insights into his life and complex psychology, according to long essay in New York Times Magazine which gives numerous details about the contents of the documentary
Followers of Asatru in Iceland are raising capital to build a temple in East Iceland, according to the law, all legally recognized religious organizations in the country have the right to a plot of land to construct a sacred building, chief clergyman Baldur Pálsson says the goal is for it to be built in the area of Fljótsdalshérað, where the largest town in East Iceland, Egilsstaðir, is located
Russian TV produces comedy series "Goodbye" in which Joe Biden travels incognito to Russia to find out why sanctions against the country are not working, loses his passport and is forced to work as an English teacher to afford a new passport for the trip home while the CIA takes pensioner Ivanovich, who looks exactly like Biden, to the United States
Dorito launches chips for space travel and will be used by SpaceX's crew on the Polaris Dawn mission, which will include the first commercial spacewalk, is smaller than the usual corn chips and instead of powder topping will have an oil-based surface that prevents dust from flying around the cabin
Primary teacher Joanna Tulloch on the British island of Orkney is surprised to have a class with only boys, while the boys themselves, according to the article, don't care much about it and one of them, Logan, says the class is good without girls, head teacher Rebecca Robinson says interaction between boys and girls is important at a young age and that they will still have opportunities to interact with girls outside the classroom
Italian researchers date the Shroud of Turin, considered by some to be the Shroud of Jesus and portrait his face, to the time of Jesus' life from previously being dated to the Middle Ages and in 1389 it was condemned as a forgery by the Bishop of Troyes, Pierre d'Arcis, who allegedly had identified the responsible artist
The CEO of the information technology company Palantir, Alex Karp, is featured in an extensive interview by the New York Times, holds a doctorate in neoclassical social theory at the Goethe University in Frankfurt, Germany, has a Jewish father and a black mother who were both left-wing activists, describes himself as someone who doesn't fit in, is childless and unmarried, says he always donates in multiples of 18 because that number brings good luck according to Kabbalah as he donated USD 360,000 to the Biden campaign
Ludwig van Beethoven's Ninth Symphony has historically been used for political purposes, Melania Trump stepped into the Republican national convention this year to the tune of it, Leonard Bernstein, with musicians from both East and West, conducted the symphony in 1989 after the fall of the Berlin Wall and in the same year it was played by Chinese students in Tiananmen Square, it was the national anthem of Rhodesia, was performed on Adolf Hitler's birthday in 1942 and recently the Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra toured with it
French actor and icon Alain Delon dead at the age of 88, known among other things for the films The Leopard and Le Samouraï, in the 80's he became friends with Jean-Marie Le Pen, expressed his support for the party National Front and said in 2018 that he hates this era and vomits it
Peter Thiel is guesting Joe Rogan's podcast and says he believes Bill Gates set up his charity after the advice from Jeffrey Epstein to avoid letting his then-wife Melina get half the money in a divorce, the couple reportedly married without a prenuptial agreement and Melinda has disclosed Gates' meetings with Epstein being one of the reasons for the divorce
The perfume of Roman emperor Julius Caesar recreated and contains mint, rose, lemon, bergamot, lavender, jasmine, water lily, violet, oud cedarwood, patchouli, amber, iris, and rock rose, will go on sale in Turkey, France, and Italy starting in October and is a collaboration between a Turkish university and Milanese perfumers
Remco Evenepoel secures historic Olympic cycling double in Paris, the 24-year-old Belgian first man to win both the time trial and the road race during the same Olympic Games
25-year-old Algerian Imane Khelif, who was disqualified from the World Championschips due to high testosterone levels, is allowed to compete in women's boxing in the Olympics and 25-year-old Italian Angela Carini abandons the fight after 46 seconds, the Italian says she has never been hit so hard before, was forced to withdraw to preserve her life but apologize afterwards for not shaking hands
Pokemon cards have overtaken baseball cards in number of gradings by the American world-leading grading company Professional Sports Authenticators and prices rose almost 500 percent during the covid-19 lockdowns
Germany is trying to block Turkey's application to the European Commission to give döner kebab protected status like, for example, Neapolitan pizza and Spanish Serrano ham, claiming greater bureaucratic hurdles and higher prices for consumers
The opening of the 2024 Paris Olympics filled with LGBTQ propaganda and gay director Thomas Jolly says in an interview before the Games that he is thinking about how to write a show where everyone gets a moment when they feel represented and part of something bigger
The first ever olympic Games in esports will be held in Saudi Arabia in 2025 and will be organized by the International Olympic Committee, the IOC Esports Commission has developed a program that will address the interest of the esports community but at the same time respect what they believe to be the Olympic values such as which games must be included as well as the promotion of gender equality
Former British footballer Joey Barton is being taken to court for criticizing the TV appearance of black female footballer Eni Alukoby by questioning how she even can talk about men's football when she can't even kick a ball properly, calling her the Fred and Rose West of football commentators, two serial killer, and writing that she can be compared to Josef Stalin for murdering the ears of hundreds of thousands of fans, Barton wonders if the police don't have enough on their hands
Adopted 61-year-old John Portmann from the US receives Irish citizenship after DNA test showing 100 percent Irish ancestry as proof that his biological parents came from there
Tadej Pogačar wins a third Tour de France by over six minutes, first rider since Marco Pantani 1998 to bring home Giro d'Italia and the Tour the same year, was also victorious in six stages
47-year-old Clinton associate Huma Abedin and 38-year-old Alexander Soros, son of George Soros, get engaged, source describes the relationship as effortless and that Huma is now relaxed, happy and in love after many tumultuous years
Norwegian cyclist André Drege dies following an accident during the Tour of Austria on Saturday, the 25-year-old Coop–Repsol rider was fatally injured on the descent of the Großglockner, Austria's highest mountain
The moon landings were real according to the CEO of the Russian space agency Roscosmos, Yuri Borisov, on the grounds that Soviet scientists confirmed that lunar soil samples brought by the Americans did indeed come from the moon
The AI-composed techno song Je Partira Pas with a pro-deportation message is going viral in France, the title refers to older clip of immigrant screaming that he won’t leave while being forced to board a plane
The Danish toy company Lego publishes a commercial on the theme of Pride with, among other things, drag queens and furries, has already a product called "Everyone is Awesome" in rainbow colors and a product explicitely inspired by the gay series Queer Eye
Bao Zi becomes the world's fastest cat on a skateboard when the record 12.85 seconds for 10 meters is achieved and his owner Li Jingtao says he began to realize that the cat had talents other than catching mice when he showed an interest in skateboards which he then began to encourage
Court of Arbitration for Sport dismisses American transgender swimmer Lia Thomas' challenge against rules where men who have been through male puberty are banned from competing in women's races, World Aquatics comments that it welcomes the decision and considers it a major step forward in the efforts to protect women's sport
The Netflix documentary series Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial came about because of the millennial generation's ignorance of the Holocaust according to director Joe Berlinger, who says that the ignorance is so great that it used to be Holocaust denial, but now it’s moved into Holocaust affirmation, like Hitler was right
The cost of launching cremated remains into space is between 3,500 and 13,000 USD and since 1997 the company Celestis has, among others, launched the remains of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, physicist Gerard K. O'Neill and lunar astronaut Philip Chapman
France's plan for air-conditioning free Olympics thwarted as more than 3,000 athletes are expected to bring own portable units, all countries replying to Washington Post's survey say they will use ACs, Greece comments that they will bring units as the athletes need support while Uganda expresses funding concerns, IOC thus far has declined to respond to the Post's request for a comment regarding potential questions about fairness between richer and poorer countries
The restaurant Disfrutar in Barcelona in Spain with a focus on molecular gastronomy is named the world's best restaurant in 2024 according to The World's 50 Best Restaurants, the Danish Alchemist in eighth place is the best Nordic while the best in Sweden, Frantzén, ends up in place 35
Five 500-year-old Eskimo mummies are returning to Greenland after 100 years at Harvard University in the USA via Copenhagen, where on behalf of the Greenland National Museum they are being taken care for now as the necessary equipment is not available in the home country, among other things they have been used to study how their diet affects blood flow
18 percent of the 628 professional male footballers in Great Britain and 22 percent of the female who responded to a survey use snus and nearly half of the men but only nine percent of the women wish to stop, the product is banned for sale in the country but not for use
84-year-old British Iris Jones, who married 37-year-old Egyptian Mohamed Ibriham after they got to know each other through Facebook, warns others about online dating and calls for awareness that they are only interested in getting their filthy paws on your money and will sweet-talk you for months in order to achieve their goal
Kabosu, the Shiba Inu dog that became the Doge meme and inspiration for Dogecoin, dies at about 18 years old, its owner Atsuko Sato thanks for all the love and support for Kabuso over the years and will arrange a farewell party on May 26
The Vatican State is revising its process from 1978 for when they have to investigate whether a miracle has happened or not and the events will be assessed on a six-point credibility scale instead of being given a binary judgement, so far fewer than 20 apparitions have been approved by the Vatican in its entire history according to Michael O' Neill, who runs the online apparition resource The Miracle Hunter
First official painting of King Charles III unveiled showing the king in red uniform and red background with a butterfly on his right shoulder and Baphomet can be seen if the painting is mirrored and put side by side and the lighting manipulated
On his 74th birthday, Stevie Wonder is granted citizenship in Ghana by President Nana Akufo-Add after in 1975 expressing his desire to quit music and move to the country where he believed he could trace his ancestral lineage from, in 1990 expressing his desire to set up a home there and in 2021 saying he intends to move there to escape racial injustice in the United States
Since the 1950s, the United States has been maintaining a barrier against the screwworm, which kills livestock, by dropping 14.7 million sterile males from airplanes into the rainforest between Panama and Colombia every week, since the female only mates once, the sterilization is done with radiation and a facility in Panama breeds 20 million per week
High levels of lead as well as arsenic and mercury are detected in Ludwig van Beethoven's locks which are believed to have contributed to his ailments such as hearing loss, gastrointestinal problems, jaundice and liver disease, the composer's DNA has been sequenced and is publicly available
The last privately owned land in the Arctic, 14,830 hectares in Svalbard, is up for sale as the owner, the Norwegian limited company Kulspids, which has owned it for over a hundred years and had plans to establish an asbestos mine, is on the market for EUR 300 million
Skeletons without hands and feet belonging to five people, three adults, a teenager and a newborn, are found under Hermann Göring's residence at the former Nazi command center Wolfsschanze in Gierłoż in present-day northeastern Poland, the identities and age is still unknown and it is unclear whether Göring knew to the fact that the bodies were there during the time he lived there
Author Paul Auster dead at 77, had breakthrough with trilogy of detective novels set in his home city of New York, said that the core of his philosophy was the impact of the unexpected and that "once you are born you are destined to die and pretty much everything in between is up for grabs"
Russell Brand turns to Christianity and is baptized after months of public wrestling with religion, says he is desperate and needs God to cope in this world
2005 report still the benchmark in research around showers and it is unclear whether daily showers are healthy, traditionally man has cleaned himself by bathing and the culture around this is rich and according to Dale Southerton, professor of consumer sociology at the University of Bristol, we have in the last 100 years started washing our bodies so much more than before