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US stocks: S&P 500, Nasdaq end up as tech, chipmakers reboundU.S. stocks largely rose Monday, with the Nasdaq and chipmakers leading the gains as investors sought bargains after Friday's selloff. Reli...- No Kings protests map for March 28: When and where rallies are happening across the USNo Kings protest near me: Nationwide protests are scheduled for March 28 against the Trump administration. Organizers anticipate over 3,100...
- Air New Zealand to cut flights as fuel price surge wreaks havoc on travelAir New Zealand is reducing flights by five percent until early May. This move impacts services to rural areas. The Iran war has caused jet...
- Taranaki towns cut off by floods, Auckland braces for 100km/h winds as storm moves northNew Zealand is grappling with severe weather as an atmospheric river unleashes widespread flooding, landslides, and road closures. The uppe...
- Earthquake strikes near Levin, tremors felt across New ZealandA moderate earthquake jolted Levin, New Zealand, on Monday evening. Tremors were felt across a wide area. Some residents felt the shaking b...
- Police seek witnesses after cyclist dies in New PlymouthA cyclist died after a collision in New Plymouth six days ago. The incident happened at the intersection of Powderham Street and Mount Edgc...
- Former Olympic swimmer Antony James jailed for 21 years on raping teenagersFormer Olympic swimmer Antony James was found guilty of eight charges. These include three counts of rape, three of sexual activity with a ...
- When is Thanksgiving 2024 in the U.S? Traditions, history, holidays and all you need to knowIn 2024, Thanksgiving, one of America's most cherished and meaningful holidays, will take place on November 28th, the latest date it can fa...
- Tornado warning gets extended for Norfolk and Plymouth counties in Massachusetts. Details hereTornado warning extended in Massachusetts till 10:45 a.m. for Norfolk, Plymouth counties, excluding Bristol. NWS advises seeking shelter, e...
- Leicester City's 2023/24 Championship fixtures unveiled: Enzo Maresca begins campaign against CoventryLooking ahead to the opening month, Leicester City's schedule seems favorable on paper. Following the Coventry clash, they will face Hudder...
- AI can easily detect content produced by ChatGPT: StudyNo, you can't cheat your way to an A with AI!
- Academic text produced by ChatGPT formulaic, would be picked up by AI-detection tools: studyThe findings should serve as a wake-up call to university staff to think about ways to explain to students and minimise academic dishonesty...
- UK weather forecast: Rain is predicted on New Year's eveWarnings and safety advice have been provided on weather updates. As 2022 comes to an end, Scotland and Manchester will experience severe r...
- Thanksgiving Day 2022: Details and traditions of America's ThanksgivingThanksgiving Day in the United States is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. Traditionally it is a time to give gratitude for al...
- Uber's Bengaluru team leads tech for third-party cab booking in UKLocal Cab, currently being piloted in Plymouth and Oxford in the UK, allows residents to book third-party cabs offered by aggregator Autoca...
- A robot ship is set to sail the world: Here's all you need to know about itThe Mayflower Autonomous Ship (MAS) will start its journey on September 6, 2020.
- Talking to counsellors to take a tech turn, social robots could replace humansHumanoid robots can serve as helpful counsellors to support behaviour change in humans.
- Prince Charles can legally set off nukes: UK studyA new academic study into the legal rights of Prince Charles has revealed that the heir to the British throne has the authority to set off ...
- Playing Tetris can block food, drug cravingsPlaying Tetris on a smartphone for as little as 3 mins can weaken cravings for drugs, food & activities such as sex & sleeping by as much a...
- Asians most discriminated against group in New Zealand: StudyIn a survey conducted for the Human Rights Commission, 75 per cent of respondents named Asians as the most discriminated against
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