Monthly Archives: November 2025

Editor’s note: This is part of a series of stories about how shopping locally this holiday season benefits the area’s economy. For the past 15 years, Addictions by Rhonda has sold its merchandise in downtown Marshall. Though the business – which offers clothing and other items – is open year-round, owners Rhonda and Steve Phelps […]

By TUM BALOGUN, SPORTS REPORTER Published: 06:19 EDT, 1 November 2025 | Updated: 06:40 EDT, 1 November 2025 Patrick Vieira has parted ways with Genoa after less than a year in charge. The Arsenal legend leaves the Italian club bottom of Serie A and still without a win this season. The Frenchman, 49, took over […]

Liver cancer is emerging as one of India’s fastest-growing health concerns. Yet, it still receives little attention compared to other major diseases. Our liver is a vital organ responsible for detoxification, metabolism, and overall wellbeing. However, because of various lifestyle factors – from unhealthy diet and obesity to alcohol consumption and viral infections like hepatitis […]

Het is vrijdag weer zover, de griezeligste dag van het jaar: Halloween. Om in de sfeer te komen, zet NU.nl de engste films van 2025 voor je op een rij, perfect voor een huiveringwekkende filmavond. Als je durft, natuurlijk. Source link

By RICHARD GIBSON, MAIL ON SUNDAY CRICKET CORRESPONDENT Published: 05:29 EDT, 1 November 2025 | Updated: 05:30 EDT, 1 November 2025 The manner of England’s one-day defeats are becoming so familiar there is a serious danger of repetitive strain injury. Hurt by another batting failure from their Ashes-bound batsmen, they were condemned to a 3-0 […]

Hallo en welkom in dit liveblog. We houden je hier op de hoogte van de laatste ontwikkelingen van het conflict in het Midden-Oosten. Source link

US treasury secretary Scott Bessent criticised China’s decision to tighten control of rare earth exports, calling it a “mistake” that cautioned everyone.Reflecting on China’s decision to introduce new export restrictions in October, Bessent said the move had revealed Beijing’s willingness to weaponise rare earths, a group of minerals that are vital to defence systems, electric […]

The sun is shining, the man is smiling and the verdict is unsurprising. ‘I still have the joy,’ says John Sutton. He is sitting in a cafe in Maryhill, just up the road from his home and not far from the Firhill Complex where some of the activities of the John Sutton Community Club take […]