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Cutting the as low as reasonably achievable radiation limit US nuclear regulator moves to scrap radiation exposure minimisation rule
Its issues with current nuclear safety standards are termed semantic, not physical.
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Fans lose sleep as England beat Mexico at the World Cup
Football fans around the globe watched the match – with some of them missing out on a night’s sleep to tune inI watched England v Mexico from the Mexican end. Anyone who witnessed the game at the Azteca will never forget it. Truly an extraordinary night and that I was there was a complete coincidence.…
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Backup governor Mark Kelly cheers Mexico over US at World Cup
Sen. Mark Kelly wore a Team Mexico jersey to a Tucson World Cup watch party but has barely mentioned the U.S. men's team on his social media.
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Brooke Shields confronts South Park creators over Casa Bonita staff pay conditions
The Actors Equity president said she paid a stealth trip to Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s Denver-area restaurant to protest working conditions. “I’ve been grabbed sexually 20-plus times,” Gorilla performer says.
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Cartel leader El Chapo’s two remaining fugitive sons targeted by ICE reward
ICE posted a new wanted poster offering $10 million for Ivan Archivaldo and Jesus Alfredo Guzman Salazar, declaring them “armed and dangerous.”
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Katalyst launches mission to service NASA’s ageing Swift telescope
It will take several weeks for the Link spacecraft to rendezvous with NASA’s Swift observatory.
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Albanese apologises for lewd remarks about Kylie Minogue on podcast
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stirred controversy after participating in a podcast segment where listeners posed a “shag, marry or date” game featuring pop star Kylie Minogue alongside Nicole Kidman and Rhon
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Chief Keef announces run of live shows across the United States
Dates behind his Skeletor mixtape kick off in late summer
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Mexico v England kick-off time dispute prompts prime ministerial intervention
Fifa had been set to bring the match forward by six hours, due to a forecast of thunderstorms.
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Australia’s prime minister apologises for lewd remark about Kylie Minogue
We last checked in on Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese last Halloween, shortly after he sparked some bad-faith outrage by wearing a Joy Division T-shirt. Now he’s back in the news thanks to a more genuinely scandalous intersection with the music world. The post Australian Prime Minister Apologizes For Saying He’d Have Sex With Kylie…