just now (150+ words) Hungarian Foreign Minister P'ter Szijj'rt" declared that Hungary does not require approval from Brussels, Berlin, or any other place to conduct its foreign policy negotiations. "After reading the frustrated statements from pro-war European... Szijj'rt: Hungary Doesn't Need Brussels' Permission for Any Talks Hungarian Foreign Minister P'ter Szijj'rt declared that Hungary does not require approval from Brussels, Berlin, or any other place to conduct its foreign policy negotiations. "After reading the frustrated statements from pro-war European politicians about our meeting yesterday in Moscow, I feel a serious misunderstanding needs to be clarified: we Hungarians do not need permission or a mandate from Brussels, Berlin, or anywhere else for any foreign negotiations," Szijj'rt wrote on X (formerly Twitter). He emphasized that Hungary follows an independent foreign policy guided by national interests, whether Brussels approves or not. His statement comes amid Western criticism…...

just now (208+ words) Hear that? That's the sound of a thousand new pins hitting the Pinterest board, the doors of nail salons across the country swinging'a new Hailey Bieber manicure sends waves through the beauty world. Her latest set? A twist on the classic French manicure to match that faux fur coat we're all wrapped up in this fall season. Considering the cheetah print set? It's perfect for fall: coordinate with your cheetah print faux fur coat for extra, Fran Drescher-esque allure, or make them the focal point with a plain white tee, jeans, and sneakers. The possibilities are endless: after all, animal print is a neutral, people! Hailey's glazed take on the French. Take a look back at some of Hailey Bieber's best-ever manicures to date, here. And make sure to save this cheetah-print set for your next visit to your own…...

just now (602+ words) Bath playmakers Ben Spencer and Finn Russell. Following a 36-29 victory over Saracens in the Gallagher Prem at the StoneX Stadium on Sunday, here are the player ratings for Bath. 15 Tom de Glanville: Some excellent moments on the counter-attack while his boot was useful on occasion. Wasn't tested too much under the high ball with Saracens targeting Henry Arundell's wing. 7 14 Joe Cokanasiga: Wasn't given a huge amount of space in the opening 50 minutes but, when he did get the ball, Cokanasiga tended to make ground. However, was more of a factor later on and made some useful contributions. 7 13 Chris Harris: A very useful signing for Bath. Not quite the player which made him indispensable to Scotland a few years ago, but he remains a centre that does everything very efficiently. 5 12 Will Butt: Very much grew into the game after Saracens started…...

just now (601+ words) Israel's prime minister has expressed dismay as the six-year trial heads back to the courts. President Isaac Herzog of Israel holds the fate of Benjamin Netanyahu in his hands as the prime minister on Sunday took the extraordinary step of asking for a pre-verdict pardon on corruption charges that have been tied up in Israel's court for six years with no end in sight. The unprecedented request " matching the uniqueness of Mr. Netanyahu becoming the first sitting Israeli prime minister to stand" trial for criminal charges " emerged as popular opinion remains deeply divided over the decade-long case. Mr. Netanyahu said that it has become clear that the case against him was built on serious violations and the prosecution has only provided exonerating evidence against claims that he personally profited from gifts traded for public support. He added that the prolonged…...

just now (303+ words) Stepping in on bass was Kid Not (real name Richie Buxton), who is a songwriting partner and producer for one of the tour's opener Ecca Vandal, an Australian singer-songwriter and rapper. During the performance Limp paid tribute to Rivers with a video compilation of performance highlights of Rivers, watching the video along with the audience as it happened. As it ended, the surviving members of the band hugged each other in remembrance of Rivers. Talk about heartbreaking. Just before the show, the band's drummer John Otto shared an online statement about playing for the first time without Rivers, and yes, it's a gut punch. "Today is going to be tough. A first I never wanted to experience. Especially not now. "You've been there for so many major firsts in my life. Some of my earliest memories were made with you....

1+ min ago (162+ words) Gab is a naturally playful and talkative writer with a particular interest in D&D, Warhammer 40k, and indie tabletop games. They adore the chance to write about these things every chance they get, be it for Wargamer, their personal blog, Dicebreaker, or ScreenRant. (They/Them) The 80s are a lucrative source of nostalgia, all neon lights and totally tubular adjectives. Naturally, the tabletop RPG space isn't immune to its charms, particularly the cyberpunk genre, which owes much of its aesthetic to 80s grime. But another side of the 80s just as memorable (and cutthroat) are the high school movies. If there's one thing you learn from these movies, it's that high schools are a vicious pit of vipers. Take all those raging hormones and add magic to the mix, and you get Lighthearted, an 80s urban fantasy TTRPG. Read the full story on Wargamer:…...

1+ min ago (915+ words) Ken Jennings had 30 seconds to come up with the answer. The clue: Most of this firm's 70,000 seasonal white-collar employees work only four months a year. Jennings wrote his answer down quickly. His competitor, Nancy Zerg, took a little longer. And then time was up. Zerg, who was in second place with $10,000, revealed her response: H&R Block. She was correct. Her $4,401 wager put her just a dollar ahead of Jennings. All eyes were now on the reigning champ. It was the gasp heard round the world. Sounds of disbelief rang throughout the "Jeopardy!" studio. Even Zerg's mouth dropped open. Jennings smiled through it all. He shook Zerg's hand and the two hugged, marking the end of a "Jeopardy!" era. (Zerg would end up losing her very next game.) That shocking episode aired 21 years ago. On Nov. 30, 2004, Jennings was dethroned after…...

1+ min ago (243+ words) Gradual clearing is expected Sunday into Sunday night with cold conditions and sunny skies Monday giving way to a storm system that might bring an early season snowfall to much of southeastern Pennsylvania. According to the National Weather Service office in Mount Holly, N.J., which oversees the region, the track of the storm, a nor'easter, remains in some doubt. A plowable snow is expected north of Interstate 78 from late Monday into Tuesday with several inches expected. "As you head well south and east of I-78, the potential for plowable snow quickly decreases," according to the forecast. "Our latest forecast includes snowfall amounts less than 1 inch for the immediate I-95 corridor, 1 to 2 inches for areas just northwest of there." Warming conditions are expected to melt whatever snow falls in southeastern Pennsylvania and nearby. No watches or warnings have yet been issued. The event would…...

1+ min ago (150+ words) HOUSTON, TEXAS " Four firefighters were injured after a semi hit their fire engine in Texas early Sunday. The Houston Professional Fire Fighters Association (HPFFA) wrote in a social media post that their fire engine was involved "in a serious accident." "We are asking for prayers for our Four (4) injured firefighters," said Patrick Lancton, HPFFA President. The Houston, Texas, Fire Department said in a Facebook post that the fire engine was blocking traffic on an exit ramp when an 18-wheeler hit it. The department said that all four firefighters were taken to the hospital. They are all expected to recover. "Blocking traffic on the freeway is one of the most dangerous tasks we do," Fire Chief Thomas Mu'oz said. "We're extremely grateful that every member of Engine 104 is expected to recover, and we ask drivers to slow down and move over…...

1+ min ago (693+ words) Red Bull's Max Verstappen took full advantage of the unexpected gift to clinch a seventh win this season " his 70th overall " as he closed the gap on championship leader Lando Norris from 24 points at the start of the weekend to 12 points, heading into next Sunday's title decider in Abu Dhabi. McLaren still has two drivers in contention, with Oscar Piastri four points behind Verstappen in third, but must stop the slide. Last Sunday, the two drivers lost a combined 30 points after both were disqualified following the race, won by Verstappen. At the Qatar GP, Norris would have clinched his first F1 title with a win but finished fourth, with Piastri placing second having started from pole position and looking assured. But after an early safety car, McLaren's decision to keep both drivers out backfired badly as Verstappen effectively benefited from a free…...