Francesca Gillett BBC News Getty Images Andrew Tate pictured inside court in Romanian capital Bucharest for a hearing last December Four women who allege they were sexually abused by the social media influencer Andrew Tate have urged the US not to interfere in his case in Romania. The women said they were “extremely concerned” by…
Barbara Urban in 1961 (now Barbara Ribeiro) with rescued toddler from pool – Sentinel clipping A woman who rescued a drowning toddler from a pool has met him again for just the second time—64 years later. CBS 8 San Diego was live at the reunion organized by siblings of Ben Colwell, now 66, with his…
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been charged by the country’s chief prosecutor with attempting a coup after he was defeated in the 2022 presidential election. The 69-year-old was handed five charges over the alleged bid to prevent President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva from taking office after a bitter election race. The prosecutor’s advice…
An artist’s impression of Vegavis iaai, an ancestor of modern waterfowl – credit: Mark Witton / SWNS A modern-looking diving bird was living somewhere in Antarctica when a massive asteroid struck the Earth and caused the dinosaurs to go extinct. But unlike the dinosaurs, this early ancestor of today’s waterfowl survived that mass extinction event,…
Watch: Passenger films his escape from upside down crashed plane No deaths have been reported after a plane landing in Toronto from the US skidded along the runway and flipped over, with flames visible for a brief time. It is not clear what caused the incident, with analysts suggesting that the weather may have played…
Walt Rudder (right) poses with alligator whose attack he foiled – By Rick Fingeret A pair of Florida residents are set to enjoy a show by former Tonight Show host Jay Leno as a deserved reward for snatching their neighbor from the jaws of death. Or, perhaps it should read the jaws leased by death, because…
Sydney rock oysters being shucked – credit Southern Cross University, released. A protein found in oysters has been identified as an outright killer of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, and to strengthen antibiotics’ overall effectiveness. The discovery was made by scientists in Australia who found the protein in the bivalve’s ‘hemolymphs,’ cells that act a little like blood…