International students, journalists to face stricter US visa rules
Foreign journalists and international students heading to the United States on temporary visas are to face new limits on how long they can remain in the country under a new rule announced by the US Department of Homeland Security.
Policeman pleads guilty to manslaughter in shooting death of girlfriend in St Mary
The policeman charged with the shooting death of his girlfriend during a dispute at the woman's house in Richmond, St Mary, in June last year has pleaded guilty.
UK urges FIFA to investigate Argentina over Falklands banner at World Cup
The British government on Thursday urged FIFA to investigate Argentinas team after players posed with a banner claiming sovereignty over the contested Falkland Islands.
US producer prices drop 0.3 per cent from May to June on lower energy prices
U.S. wholesale inflation fell from May to June on plunging energy prices, but intensifying hostilities with Iran are clouding the outlook.
The US Labor Department reported Wednesday that its producer price index – which captures inflation before it reac
‘With Love, Meghan' gets Daytime Emmy nomination
LOS ANGELES (AP):
Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, has earned a Daytime Emmy nomination for her Netflix show.
The former actor who married Britains Prince Harry in 2018 was nominated in the outstanding lifestyle programme category for With Love, Meghan o
Something Extra | Thursday
Hollywoods biggest stars stepped out in style for the New York premiere of The Odyssey at AMC Lincoln Square on Tuesday. From couture gowns and custom tailoring to rare archival sneakers, the red carpet delivered an eclectic mix of high fashion and sta
Four MVPs of your football spread - UBTR unveils tasty World Cup menu
There are plenty of debates ahead of the FIFA World Cup Final. Who scores first? Will it go to penalties? One decision, however, should be much easier: what everyone is eating.
Usain Bolts Tracks & Records created a menu designed for fans who want
International students, journalists to face stricter US visa rules
Foreign journalists and international students heading to the United States on temporary visas are to face new limits on how long they can remain in the country under a new rule announced by the US Department of Homeland Security.