Pearl Jam and Green Day Are Still Going Strong. But Can They Evolve?
Both bands started in the 1990s and have arena-sized followings today. On new albums, they take vastly different approaches than they have in the past. Read more...
Louisiana pastor says congregants will die for faith, holds services despite COVID-19 restrictions
Rev. Tony Spell of Life Tabernacle Church in Central City, faces six misdemeanor charges for defying efforts to slow the coronavirus outbreak says his congregants are ready to die for their faith. Read more...
UFC 249 will double the doctors in the middle of a coronavirus pandemic as they take precautions
The UFC have gone to extreme lengths to ensure the UFC 249 event goes ahead despite the coronavirus pandemic and have reportedly drawn up an extraordinary list of safety regulations. Read more...
BAE Systems plans to raise .3 billion in bonds due 2030
Britains BAE Systems is seeking to raise .3 billion in bonds to fund its employee benefit plans and repay debt, the company said on Wednesday, as it braced any blow from the coronavirus outbreak. Read more...
UAE suspends all sporting events, raising doubts about Dubai World Cup
The United Arab Emirates on Thursday suspended all sporting events to prevent the spread of coronavirus, raising doubts about whether the Dubai World Cup horse race meeting would go ahead this month. Read more...
More Coronavirus Vaccines and Treatments Move Toward Human Trials
Just three months after the start of the coronavirus pandemic, several biotech companies are beginning trials of promising vaccines and treatments. Read more...
With Boris Johnson in Intensive Care, U.K. Faces a Leadership Quandary
Lacking a written constitution, Britain has no codified order of succession for prime minister. For now, the foreign secretary, Dominic Raab, will take the reins. Read more...
Dance instructor, 89, still teaching during pandemic You have to get creative
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Joys of (virtual) Spring Cambridge University streams online garden tours
(This April 6 story corrects surname of horticulture head to Pettit in fourth and seventh paragraphs) Read more...
Jack Dorsey pledges billion of his Square stake for COVID-19 relief efforts
Twitter Inc Chief Executive Officer Jack Dorsey on Tuesday pledged billion of his stake in Square Inc , the payments processor that he co-founded and heads, to help fund relief efforts related to the coronavirus pandemic. Read more...
UN warns of hunger 'catastrophe' in Zimbabwe
The United Nations says it needs 0m to fund emergency operations, where climate and recession-induced food shortages could be exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic. David Doyle reports. Read more...
Police launch desperate search for mother after the body of a baby was found on a beach
The body, believed to be a newborn's, was discovered at a Seaford beach in Melbourne about 4.30pm on Wednesday. Read more...
Buffett's Geico offers .5 billion credits as coronavirus cuts driving
Geico Corp, part of billionaire Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc, said on Tuesday it will offer about .5 billion of credits to its 19 million auto and motorcycle policyholders, reflecting... Read more...
Their Car Beat Hitlers Racers, but Who Owns It Now?
A French automaker, an American heiress and a French-Jewish racer formed a team that beat Germanys far more powerful cars in a 1938 Grand Prix. Its history since then traces a more complex path. Read more...