An Easier Death, and Less Costly, Too
Saving money isn't really the point of hospice care. Still, a new study found that cancer patients in hospice incurred lower costs in the last year of life than those not in hospice. Read more...
WHERE and WHEN tourists can travel in 2020, country by country as the coronavirus lockdown eases
With major tourist hotspots expected to reopen this month - expectations are again on the rise that summer 2020 may not be limited to just parks and back gardens. Read more...
Alex 'Chumpy' Pullin was living 'perfect life' on Gold Coast with partner Ellidy Vlug
They were the happiest they'd ever been, living their dream lives surrounded by 'millions' of friends and Ms Vlug's family, who considered Pullin one of their own. Read more...
Democrats Detail a Climate Agenda Tying Environment to Racial Justice
The policy road map, expected on Tuesday, could guide the party if it gains control of Congress and the White House in November. Read more...
No Nutcracker This Year, New York City Ballet Says
City Ballet is canceling its fall season as well as its five-week run of George Balanchines The Nutcracker, a major source of funding for the company. Read more...
Johnny Depp says Amber Heard withheld his rehab medicine on detox trip to the Bahamas
Depp, 57, called accusations that he hit and pushed his ex-wife during the Bahamas detox trip asart of Heard's 'insurance policy' and said he was 'in no physical condition to push anyone'. Read more...
Sikh volunteers delivering free food to Melbourne's lockdown housing commission towers
More than 3,000 residents at public housing towers in the city's north have been in a hard lockdown since Saturday afternoon and unable to leave their apartments due to a COVID-19 outbreak. Read more...
UK Space Agency and ESA want innovative British companies to share ideas on how they can use 5G
After the coronavirus pandemic put most the UK in lockdown, with many having to remain indoors, the 'vitally important' logistics sector was put in the spotlight. Read more...
Cricket star's anger over racist Indian nickname
The word brought back painful and uncomfortable memories. Read more...
The Anthem Debate Is Back. But Now Its Standing Thats Polarizing.
As games return and dozens of players drop to one knee, leagues that once tried to tiptoe around the issue wont be able to avoid it. Read more...
Sky Sports in talks with ECB to show one T20 Blast Match EVERY DAY
EXCLUSIVE BY MATT HUGHES Sky Sports have opened negotiations with the ECB about televising a greater number of Twenty20 Blast matches than originally planned this summer. Read more...
MacDowell Colony Drops the Word Colony, Citing Oppressive Overtones
The artists retreat, founded in 1907, has hosted the likes of James Baldwin, Leonard Bernstein and Audre Lorde, among others. Read more...
Japanese girl, three, starves to death after her mother left her alone for eight days
Saki Kakehashi, 24, from Tokyo, told police she thought 'it would be alright' to leave the child alone in their apartment in Tokyo's Ota Ward. Read more...
Could a Merger of Mens and Womens Tennis Come Out of This Hiatus?
The idea of combined tours has been around since at least the 1970s. But with the sport shut down, Roger Federer made a suggestion that could lead to a complex and ego-bruising endeavor. Read more...
Woke-ball Footy fans say the AFL and NRL have gone too far in pushing political causes
More than half of 1,000 surveyed Australians said sporting codes, such as the AFL and NRL, have become too politically correct. Read more...