WASHINGTON: As a popular digital currency crumbled this month, two unlikely allies in the United States Senate stepped up their campaign to bring regulation to the US$ 1.3 trillion( RM5.7 trillion) crypto market. Cynthia Lummis, a conservative Republican from a Wyoming ranching family and Kirsten Gillibrand, a moderate Democrat from Albany, New York, aren’t supposed to get along – let alone work together. But with Washington riven by deep partisan division, they have bonded over one thing: crypt

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Boris Johnson’s government has vowed to clamp down on “ fire and rehire ” practices in the wake of

Boris Johnson’s government has vowed to clamp down on “ fire and rehire ” practices in the wake of

We have asked for an update from the police on this and would encourage anyone to report this behaviour to the police.” ‘Sharp, agonising pain’ Earlier this week, Zara Owen, a Nottingham University student, revealed that she had contacted police after experiencing a blackout following a night out.... " This is poisoning someone, potentially sexually assaulting someone, potentially putting people’s lives at risk." There is huge concern from young people that this is not being taken seriously....

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China will reduce the number of abortions performed for “ non-medical purposes, ” the country’s cabinet said in new guidelines issued on Monday, that it said were aimed at improving women’s reproductive health. China has already enacted strict measures aimed at preventing sex-selective abortions, and health authorities also warned in 2018 that the use of abortion to end unwanted pregnancies was harmful to women’s bodies and risks causing infertility. The State Council said the new guidelines wou

LONDON: Premier League players have been warned they face harsher punishments for harassing referees as part of a raft of measures aimed at stamping out bad behaviour on the pitch. English football’s authorities aim to “ reset ” the attitude from players and managers towards officials in the coming season.A series of measures intended to tackle the issue were revealed on Monday ahead of the Premier League campaign kicking off on Aug 11.5 5 Playback speed 1x Normal Back 0. 25x 0.5x 1x Normal 1.5x

He told The Guardian:" They told me to go and eat at a McDonald’s, which was two kilometers away.... I don’t know why we had to wait for so long.... I have to go to England for work, I have no choice, but this was not normal." Soprano was held as officials were suspicious about 10 Prunus lusitanica plants that could be carrying harmful pests....