NFL Thanksgiving: Miami Dolphins-Green Bay Packers live updates, highlights - ESPN
Thanksgiving concluded with a battle between the Miami Dolphins and Green Bay Packers.
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'Alien orb' at Manchester Airport was definitely a UFO - and aliens are monitoring our airbases, says expert
A British UFO expert and filmmaker, Mark Christopher Lee, has confidently stated that the orb seen above Manchester Airport is definitely an unidentified flying object. Lee, who has been delving into recent "drone" sightings around UK military bases, has shifted focus to a puzzling occurrence captured at the airport.
Espionage at European universities: 'We must be vigilant, though not paranoid'
Universities are nerve centres of research and innovation, as well as spaces for debate and the exchange of knowledge. They are, however, also targets of foreign interference by third countries such as China, Russia, and Iran, MEPs said during a plenary debate.
Russian attacks on undersea cables 'most serious threat' to our infrastructure' - NATO
NATO's senior expert on cyber and hybrid threats says the persistent attacks on undersea cables across Europe is “the most active threat" to Western infrastructure.
Depression 'can cause period pain', and sleeplessness could also play a role
Depression may cause period pain, a study has suggested. Researchers identified potential genes linking the condition to menstrual pain, and suggest the findings indicate the need for a holistic approach when treating mental health and reproductive issues.
Nuclear fusion energy: Inside the record-breaking JET project | Euronews Tech Talks podcast
Nuclear fusion might sound like something out of a science fiction film - and in the past, it certainly has been.
Hawks' Trae Young has career-high 22 assists to stun Cavaliers - ESPN
CLEVELAND — The NBA's leader in assists handed Cleveland a rare loss.
Do organic farmers still have a chance in Europe?
With media-savvy manure-heap initiatives, motorway blockades and tractor rallies in capital cities, in particular the large farmers' associations with their predominantly conventional-farming members, are attempting to haul the European Commission's "Green Deal" to the slaughtering block. But what about the climate-conscious farmers who had hoped that the "Green Deal" would benefit them, their land and the environment? An investigation by our reporter Hans von der Brelie in Auersthal, a small village in the far-eastern reaches of the Republic of Austria.