Lost ended its seminal seven-season run just over 10 years ago, with the many mysteries of Oceanic Flight 815, the island, the Others, the Dharma Initiative and more mostly answered.But for a show so built around its lingering questions, its unexpected twists, and the mythology built in tandem with a […]
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A home burns in Vacaville, CA during the LNU Lightning Complex fire on August 19 A home burns in Vacaville, CA during the LNU Lightning Complex fire on Aug. 19 Credit – Josh Edelson—AFP/Getty Images Early last week, as wildfires approached her neighborhood in Rogue Valley, Ore., Virginia Camberos evacuated […]
It’s quiet out there, and we’re wrapping up early. Thanks for following along today – we’ll be back on Monday. London-listed lenders have hit their lowest level in almost three decades, according to a gauge of bank stock values. The FTSE 350 Banks index, a capitalisation-weighted gauge of lenders’ stock […]
The objective seemed simple: Disembark the puddle-jumper from Porto, Portugal, to Madrid and find the designated pick up point for my Uber ride into town. But the 45-minute odyssey left me angry, disoriented and wondering: Why are airports so confusing? I’m not exaggerating. It took me 45 minutes to find my […]
A single mother of three children, Sandra Bivin of Denver, Colorado, is now being forced to try to survive on $58 per week on unemployment since the $600 per week expanded unemployment benefits expired on 26 July. It is not easy. Before the pandemic hit, Bivin worked as a driver […]
More than half of U.S. adults (54%) who paid for canceled activities due to the pandemic have lost money, according to a new study by Bankrate.com. The most common categories for money loss include canceled short-term home rentals (49%), sporting events (48%), flights (47%), concerts (45%), live theater (43%), and […]
The bartenders, nurses, airport, casino and convention workers who help power Nevada’s economy rallied Tuesday in Las Vegas for a “Right to Return” ordinance that would require businesses to hire back employees who were laid off or furloughed because of the coronavirus crisis. “Every one of those workers should have […]
Photo credit: Courtesy From Women’s Health My name is TC Campbell (@healthyhabitswithtc), and I am 31 years old. I am currently based in Florida, and I am a healthy habits coach, helping women establish a foundation of successful, sustainable, and satisfying habits to achieve weight loss through lifestyle changes. After […]
Paris has reopened to tourists, but the experience is rather different – getty Checking into my hotel after arriving in Paris by Eurostar, I reacquaint myself with a passion shared with one of the City of Light’s most famous luminaries. ‘He who contemplates the depths of Paris is seized with […]
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Need to stay updated on coronavirus news in Texas? Our evening roundup will help you stay on top of the day’s latest updates. Sign up here. Three Texas love stories ended in July. Ricardo Ramos died on Independence Day. Ramon Fuentes III passed five days later. By the end of […]
Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe will play the villain in Paramount’s upcoming romantic action adventure comedy The Lost City of D. Starring Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum in lead roles, the movie also stars Patti Harrison and Da’Vine Joy Randolph. Bullock will produce under her Fortis Films banner alongside Liza […]
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. — A Chesterfield woman is worried a sentimental blanket made from her late husband’s clothing may be lost in the mail. Sonjia Davis’ husband John unexpectedly passed away on November 3 from brain and lung cancer. Doctors also diagnosed the 52-year-old man with liver cancer which spread […]
Allyssa Hagenah and Nate Oswald didn’t know the second week of January would be the last week they saw their dog for over a month. MICHIGAN, USA — Milo is an almost 2-year-old English Springer Spaniel. He likes hunting, scrapping and cuddling — all skills he would need to know […]
The global pandemic brought along with it a new sense of leisure. Many people were forced to stay home and move their entire world online, including their social lives, in the absence of in-person afterwork drinks and bottomless weekend brunches. But the stay-at-home orders also brought with them an initial […]
There have been plenty of depressing forecasts about the recession that will inevitably hit Britain as a result of the pandemic. But it turns out that we’re already in a recession of a slightly different description. A sex recession. According to sex toy retailer Mystery Vibe, which surveyed 10,000 people, […]
A woman reads a sign at a closed store during the coronavirus in Brooklyn, N.Y., October 9, 2020. (Brendan McDermid/Reuters) The economic rebound floundered in December as coronavirus numbers ticked up again and government stimulus aid began to run out. The U.S. lost 140,000 jobs during the last month of […]
The Editorial Boards – USA Today Florida Network | The Gainesville Sun The damage caused by COVID-19 can be seen every day in rising numbers of deaths and hospitalizations, but some of the harm caused by the pandemic is more insidious. K-12 students had their schooling disrupted in the spring […]
The festivities would start each year with their mom, Lisa Cheatham, 58, setting out a plate-bending buffet with just about every breakfast food you can think of, the sisters said. Then they would open presents, watch festive movies (Christmas Vacation and The Grinch are family favorites) and play card games […]
PORTLAND, Maine — When John Duncan, 69, starts spinning stories, there’s no telling where he’s headed. Duncan tends to ramble but it’s only natural. Having lived an extraordinary life of travel and adventure, he’s earned the right. Many of Duncan’s best tales flow from the thousands of pictures he’s made […]
Koki Ozora, who founded nonprofit Anata no Ibasho, speaks to a woman who would like to help on October 2, 2020 in his office in Tokyo, Japan. Hiro Komae/AP Photos More people died from suicide in Japan in October than the total number of COVID-19 deaths in 2020, figures released […]
I didn’t keep any of the comics I read as a child. Now I wish I had. One day, my grandchildren – or my grandchildren’s grandchildren – would have loved them. They might not have enjoyed them, or found them funny, or even understood them. But they would have been […]
It was with a heavy heart that I concluded that the peculiarly British invention of the chalet girl is to become extinct, at least for now. November is usually peak chalet booking period for British skiers – but changing quarantine requirements have put many off while, from January, British staff will […]