Month: April 2021
For 2 million years, humans ate meat and little else — study
Tel Aviv University researchers says Stone Age humans were apex predators, only moved to more plant-based diet 85,000 years ago
Read More‘We need to start being real’: Make-up mogul calls for transparency over filters and edited photos
Billionaire make-up mogul Huda Kattan has told Sky News she has “had enough” of filters and photo editing, as they have warped modern beauty standards into something “unrealistic”.
Read MoreMummies on the move: Egypt holds grand parade to transfer antiquities to new museum
Egypt has held a special parade including a full orchestra and a light show as it transferred 22 ancient royal mummies to a new museum in Cairo.
Read MoreIranians say TV spy thriller partially censored by regime
Hardliners and other fans of ‘Gando,’ which valorizes Revolutionary Guards and criticizes diplomats, accuse the government of pulling the 2nd season off the air prematurely
Read MoreJordan says it foiled ‘malicious plot’ by former crown prince – POLITICO
Jordan says it foiled ‘malicious plot’ by former crown prince POLITICO Jordan’s former crown prince says he’s under house arrest Guardian News Jordan’s former crown prince says he has been placed in isolation CNN Nearly 20 arrested in alleged plot against Jordan’s King
Read MoreEgypt parades trove of ancient royal mummies on Cairo’s streets
Pharaohs’ Golden Parade in Egypt – Carriages carrying the mummies of ancient Egyptian kings and Queens roll out of the Egyptian Museum near Cairo’s Tahrir Square during the “Pharaohs’ Golden Parade”, a procession held to transport the mummified bodies of
Read MoreAfghan leader proposes peace road map in three phases: document
By Hamid Shalizi KABUL (Reuters) – Afghan President Ashraf Ghani will put forward a three-phase peace roadmap for Afghanistan during a proposed meeting in Turkey, seeking an agreement with the Taliban and a ceasefire before elections, a document seen by
Read MoreJordan’s former queen says allegations against Prince Hamza are ‘wicked slander’
By Suleiman Al-Khalidi AMMAN (Reuters) – The widow of Jordan’s late king on Sunday defended her son, former Crown Prince Hamza Bin Hussein, against allegations by the authorities that he carried out actions targeting “security and stability” in the kingdom.
Read MoreAfter agonizing wait, Israel lets in Yazidi baby for life-saving treatment
Newborn Hena from Iraq reaches Sheba Hospital; eight more Kurdish babies requiring emergency surgery to enter from Jordan on Tuesday
Read MoreBiden adviser Brian Deese tells ‘Fox News Sunday’ economy still has ‘long way to go,’ needs new spending plan – Fox News
Biden adviser Brian Deese tells ‘Fox News Sunday’ economy still has ‘long way to go,’ needs new spending plan Fox NewsView Full Coverage on Google News
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