Official attitudes are shifting and the soaps may be a way of trying to nudge public opinion to follow them,” said one expert. ( read original story ...)
Israel experiences rare second year of above-average rainfall
As rain fell unseasonably late throughout Israel on Tuesday, the Israel Hydrological Service announced that the country had, for the first time in 30 years, experienced its second straight year of ... ( read original story ...)
Stem cell treatment for coronavirus symptoms being trialed in the UAE
Kaabi of the Sheikh Khalifa Medical City discusses a stem cell treatment currently being tested for its efficacy in alleviating coronavirus symptoms, and the easing of the lockdown in the UAE. ( read original story ...)
Day 55 without sports ðŸ˜: Michael Jordan, Bulls practice fights happened ‘numerous’ times
Michael Jordan's determination to win didn't just lead to verbal jabs as he demanded the best from teammates. Sometimes things got physical. ( read original story ...)
Lakers Legend Holds All-Time Record Even Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant Never Exceeded
A former Los Angeles Lakers superstar still holds an all-time NBA record even Michael Jordan and the late Kobe Bryant have never exceeded. ( read original story ...)
Opinion: Michael Jordan’s ‘The Last Dance’ has a double-standard problem. Just ask Isiah Thomas
Michael Jordan's "The Last Dance" is reminding Detroit Pistons fans why we loved Isiah Thomas and the Bad Boys even as everyone else hated them. ( read original story ...)
The Rush: Chargers CB Chris Harris Jr. on Jordan memes, a Tom Brady diss track and more
Chris Harris Jr. of the Los Angeles Chargers Skypes in from a socially responsible distance to co-host The Rush to discuss his thoughts on Justin Herbert, CeeDee Lambs’ viral “phone snatch” moment, ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: Syria facing potential ‘catastrophe’ Assad admits
SyriaPresident Assad has admitted for the first time that the spread of the virus in Syria could turn into a “catastrophe” and overwhelm what remains of the country’s health system. The country has ... ( read original story ...)
Wildlife tourism workers in limbo as Sri Lanka’s COVID-19 shutdown continues
Sri Lanka’s popular national parks have been closed since March in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, affecting tour guides, jeep drivers, guesthouse owners, and many others dependent on the tourism ... ( read original story ...)
Myanmar monk to bring home citizens stranded in Sri Lanka
More than 140 Myanmar nationals stranded in Sri Lanka, including Buddhist monks, will return to the country on a flight organised by Sitagu Sayadaw, a highly respected monk, the Myanmar Times reported ... ( read original story ...)