Nike, Lebanese artist unite to rock Ramadan runs You can take the boy out of Lebanon, but you can’t take Lebanon out of the boy.
Nike, Lebanese artist unite to rock Ramadan runs You can take the boy out of Lebanon, but you can’t take Lebanon out of the boy.
Troops on U.S. nuclear missile base took LSD One airman said he felt paranoia. Another marveled at the vibrant colors. A third admitted, “I absolutely just loved altering my mind.”
U.S. House passes $717B defense policy bill The House Thursday passed a $717 billion defense policy bill that would give the military a 2.6 percent pay hike, the largest in nine years.
Interior Ministry: 'No lost votes' in expat round The Interior Ministry’s elections operations room said Friday there were “no lost expatriate votes” in the parliamentary elections, adding that the ministry was not responsible for any vote counting errors amid complaints of uncounted or lost ballots abroad.
Electricity cuts may worsen: EDL official Lebanon’s electricity rationing is expected to worsen this summer if the prices of oil continues to exceed $60 a barrel, an Electricite du Liban official warned Thursday.
Electricity cuts may worsen: EDL official Lebanon’s electricity rationing is expected to worsen this summer if the prices of oil continues to exceed $60 a barrel, an Electricite du Liban official warned Thursday.
Rate hike in Turkey fails to stem lira’s drop The relief brought by Turkey’s decision to boost interest rates at Wednesday’s emergency meeting didn’t last long, as the lira resumed its nosedive against the dollar.
Axed U.S. and North Korea meeting sinks shares President Donald Trump’s move to cancel a planned June meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un sent global shares lower Thursday, while auto stocks continued to decline on tariff fears.
Keep the momentum _491463_ Following successful parliamentary polls that saw 80 new faces ready to inject fresh talent into the legislative, Saad Hariri has been designated as prime minister by President Michel Aoun, with significant support from key parties and players.
Keep the momentum _491463_ Following successful parliamentary polls that saw 80 new faces ready to inject fresh talent into the legislative, Saad Hariri has been designated as prime minister by President Michel Aoun, with significant support from key parties and players.
The spirit of Nuremberg It is now over 70 years after what was perhaps the most important trial in the history of mankind. What makes this circumstance particularly significant is that it was the first time in history that a murderous regime of a defeated state was put to trial by the victorious powers after a particularly cruel and vicious war.
Fringe figures take center stage in Russia probe In the bizarre double helix that is the Russia investigation, one of the recurring themes is the role of would-be influencers.
Barcelona icon Iniesta joins Vissel Kobe Barcelona legend Andres Iniesta joined Japan’s Vissel Kobe Thursday, calling his J-League move an “important career challenge.”
Barcelona icon Iniesta joins Vissel Kobe Barcelona legend Andres Iniesta joined Japan’s Vissel Kobe Thursday, calling his J-League move an “important career challenge.”
Serena, Sharapova poised for French Open last-16 Three-time champion Serena Williams could face longtime rival Maria Sharapova in the French Open last-16 after Thursday’s draw that also handed Rafael Nadal a dream route to an 11th title.
NBA Bucks’ Brown decries racism after tasing Milwaukee Bucks rookie Sterling Brown said Wednesday he will pursue legal action against the city’s police after he was tased after parking improperly.
NFL: Players must stand for anthem or stay off National Football League owners agreed a new policy Wednesday that players must stand during the national anthem or incur fines for their clubs, unless they stay in the locker room.
Ricciardo smashes Monaco lap record in practice Daniel Ricciardo lapped Monaco’s metal-fenced streets in record time Thursday as Red Bull dominated practice for Formula One’s most glamorous grand prix.
Portraits of resilience, coexistence “Portraits of Resilience,” an exhibition by Sam Tarling, assembles 25 photos, all highlighting the resilience of Syrian and Lebanese communities living side by side on the margins of this country.
Portraits of resilience, coexistence “Portraits of Resilience,” an exhibition by Sam Tarling, assembles 25 photos, all highlighting the resilience of Syrian and Lebanese communities living side by side on the margins of this country.
Culture Ministry signs first opera memorandum Caretaker Culture Minister Ghattas Khoury signed the first memorandum of cooperation to support Lebanese opera, the state-run National News Agency reported Thursday.
Michael Jackson estate blasts ABC over show Michael Jackson’s estate has slammed a television special about the late King of Pop, describing it as a “crass and unauthorized” effort to exploit the singer’s name.
Portuguese artist turns trash into animal sculptures Broken crates and worn pipes pile up in the studio of Portuguese artist Bordalo II, who uses rubbish to create surprising animal sculptures to warn about the dangers of pollution.
Syrian farmer draws crowds with cockfights On a dusty farm in northeastern Syria, Shufan Mahmoud cradles his 9-month-old prize rooster in his hands. Sniper, as the fighting fowl is named, is gearing up for a cockfight.
Syrian farmer draws crowds with cockfights On a dusty farm in northeastern Syria, Shufan Mahmoud cradles his 9-month-old prize rooster in his hands. Sniper, as the fighting fowl is named, is gearing up for a cockfight.
An egg a day may keep the doctor away: study For decades, experts warned that eating eggs raises levels of unhealthy cholesterol. But a study Tuesday said an egg a day may actually reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke.
Beirut Cat Yoga session seeks to boost adoptions Guillaume the cat didn’t look impressed at the sight of a room full of yoga students stretching for almost an hour, but still struggled to place their leg behind their heads.
Humans account for little next to plants and bugs When you weigh all life on Earth, billions of humans don’t amount to much compared to trees, earthworms or even viruses.
Marauding monkeys injure tourists at India's Taj Mahal Indian officials Tuesday urged tourists to steer clear of monkeys after two French visitors were attacked by apes while taking selfies at the Taj Mahal.
Tesla's Musk bashes media, proposes credibility check Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk gained the support Thursday of more than half a million people on Twitter for plans to create a website evaluating journalists' credibility, spurred by his frustration at media reports about the electric car maker.
Robots fight weeds in challenge to agrochemical giants In a field of sugar beet in Switzerland, a solar-powered robot that looks like a table on wheels scans the rows of crops with its camera, identifies weeds and zaps them with jets of blue liquid from its mechanical tentacles.
