Devastated fans who missed out on the chance to get their hands on Oasis tickets have taken to online forums to see if there are alternative ways to watch the band at ...

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Seeking to escape vicious bullying in her hometown and the strict authority of her family, 17-year-old Nina Iseri is moving to Tokyo (well, Kawasaki, which is almost Tokyo) to study at junior ...

Nomad has long made some of our favorite Apple Watch bands for everyday use, but now the company is finally going rugged. The all-new Rocky Point Band is the company’s first band designed ...

Oasis have sparked excitement by officially announcing their 2025 reunion tour, with the iconic 90s band set to make a triumphant return at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium next summer. As well as ...

Extreme heat and rain are formidable enough on their own, and it’s getting hotter and wetter with climate change. But combined, these conditions can bring on yet another foe: mosquitoes.

No matter where you live, extreme weather can hit your area, causing damage to homes, power outages, and dangerous or deadly conditions. If you’re on the coast, it may be a hurricane ...

Maybe he was taking medications that did not work as they should. Did extreme heat cause or contribute to his death? After further investigation, the answer was yes, officials said. But scenarios ...

New Order’s show tonight was cancelled due to ‘extreme weather’ (Picture: Scott Dudelson/WireImage) A Cardiff New Order show which was set to kick off at 4pm today was cancelled with hours ...

Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Jason Benedict poses with solar panels on his home in Berkley, Mich., Wednesday, July 24, 2024. (AP Photo ...

This story is part of special report on science and extreme heat. Read about the scientists studying how scorching temperatures affect the body, how climate change is intensifying health problems ...

The National Weather Service is warning of "major" and "extreme" levels of heat risk in large swaths of the southwest and Texas as well as parts of the Gulf Coast. "Hazardous heat continues ...