Niigata, Shiga extend losing streaks in sorry Sunday for Filipinos in B. League
Published by Philippine Star Luisa Morales – Philstar.com December 5, 2021 | 6:38pm MANILA, Philippines (Updated 7:18 p.m.) — Both Kobe Paras’ Niigata Albirex BB
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Israeli police questioned over killing of Palestinian man
Published by Al-Araby Israel’s Justice Ministry said on Sunday that two police officers were brought in for questioning after they shot and killed a Palestinian
Report: Mark Cuban Now Owns a Texas Town
Published by InsideHook By Tobias Carroll You can do some interesting things with your money when you’re a billionaire. For some celebrities, investors and CEOs,
Bill Madden: Salary floor could break baseball’s labor stalemate
Published by New York Daily News NEW YORK — You may have heard: The business of baseball is closed down indefinitely, with the owners’ lockout
Israel raids house of Palestinian killed in East Jerusalem
Published by Al-Araby Dozens of Israeli soldiers raided on Sunday the house of a Palestinian man was killed in occupied East Jerusalem after he allegedly
Tom Krasovic: Padres manager Bob Melvin catches a little luck in West swap
Published by The San Diego Union-Tribune SAN DIEGO — Let’s talk Padres-NL West, not the MLB labor lockout. Start with the good timing of new
The History and Benefits of Baby Wearing in Japan
Published by Savvy Tokyo Whether you’re on the go with your little one or staying closer to home, consider wearing your baby—a comfortable, convenient and
Great number of EU, NATO countries interested in Turkish drones – Cavushoglu
Published by Azer News By Trend A huge number of European Union and NATO countries are interested in Turkish drones as well as the country’s
French warplanes not a substitute for US jets: UAE
Published by Al-Araby The United Arab Emirates defence ministry said its purchase of French Rafale fighter jets would complement its planned deal to buy American
‘Metaverse’ hype fuels booming digital property market
Published by Relaxnews The idea of spending millions on non-existent land may sound ludicrous — but feverish predictions of a virtual reality future are pushing