The Dragons won a sectional title last season in upset fashion. Young talent will look to do it again this year. ( read original story ...)
Oman Faces Tough Choices As Budget Deficit Deepens
Gulf oil and gas producer Oman is facing a very tough choice as it sees its budget deficit widen and its financial position sour as a result of low oil prices and the COVID-19 pandemic ... ( read original story ...)
Israel looks to far-right figure to head Holocaust memorial
Israel plans to nominate a far-right former general and Cabinet minister who once called for the expulsion of Palestinians from the West Bank to head the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial ... ( read original story ...)
Roots of War: When Armenia Talked Tough, Azerbaijan Took Action
Karabakh war, analysts say, Armenia’s populist prime minister pushed the situation to the brink. TERTER, Azerbaijan — For years, the leaders of Armenia had spoken carefully and ambiguously about the ... ( read original story ...)
Armenia, Azerbaijan Keep Fighting Despite Cease-Fire Deal
Karabakh is raging, unimpeded by a U.S.-brokered cease-fire, while Armenia and Azerbaijan are trading blame for the deal’s quick unraveling. ( read original story ...)
Green Lantern: 5 Reasons Hal Jordan Is The Best (& 5 Reasons He’s Overrated)
Hal Jordan seems like he's easily the best Green Lantern of them all, but if one really takes a hard look at him, cracks start to show. ( read original story ...)
Jade Thirlwall knew Jordan Stephens was ‘The One’ when she saw him in drag
Jade Thirlwall knew her boyfriend Jordan Stephens was the "perfect" match when she found out he'd played a drag queen. ( read original story ...)
Dwyane Wade on Debate Over Michael Jordan and LeBron James’ GOAT Status: ‘Will Never See Another’
"Enjoy whatever left we have of LeBron James, because yes, we are going to see great players come from many years, but we're never going to see another LeBron James," Dwyane Wade told ESPN ... ( read original story ...)
UN: Child Malnutrition Soars in War-torn Yemen
The lives of thousands of children under the age of five in war-torn Yemen are at risk because of acute malnutrition, according to the U.N. Children’s Fund. A UNICEF press release said Tuesday that is ... ( read original story ...)
Child malnutrition soars in parts of Yemen
The rates of child malnutrition are among the highest ever recorded in parts of war-ravaged Yemen, with at least 98,000 children under five at risk of dying without urgent treatment, the United ... ( read original story ...)