Archive du mois : mars 2018

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said Saturday he believes North Korea will abide by its pledge to suspend missile tests while he prepares for a summit by May with the North’s leader, Kim Jong Un. Trump noted in a tweet that North Korea has refrained from such tests since November and said Kim « has…

You can learn a lot about a person based on where they fall in life’s big debates: Coke vs. Pepsi, Triscuit vs. Wheat Thins, Taylor Swift vs. Katy Perry. But there is one question that is perhaps the most decisive, the most controversial, the most revealing of what type of person you are: What is…

The United States is a key market to provide new sources of fuel for China. Cheniere Energy last month signed the first-ever long-term deal with a Chinese state-owned energy company, a major step forward for the industry. « In the U.S., we have a low-cost, abundant, diverse resource base with large growth that we see coming…

Leaving aside the lack of capital letters, it’s obvious here that when it comes to the #apostrophe, some people can, but when it comes to cans, they can’t. They should read my little red book #grammar #amwriting #bookboost #amreading https://t.co/99IQheJLOm https://t.co/mBA1EnqC3s 06:01 PM – 23 Feb 2018

The acid attack thug who left Katie Piper scarred for life could be freed soon after serving just eight years of his sentence. Stefan Sylvestre, 27, was jailed indefinitely in 2009 for throwing acid in Katie’s face on the orders of her obsessed ex-boyfriend. However, having served the minimum term recommended by a judge, the…

Depression can strike anyone, but there’s mounting evidence that genetic variations can disrupt the circadian system to make certain people more vulnerable. Several clock gene variations have been associated with an elevated risk of developing mood disorders. Stress can then compound the problem. Our response to it is largely mediated through the hormone cortisol, which…