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Washington D.C.’s attorney general Karl Racine filed a lawsuit on Tuesday accusing...

Gordon Brown urges UK Government to help poorer nations with Covid jag rollout GORDON Brown has urged Boris Johnson to take the lead in getting the world’s wealthiest countries to pay to ensure the poorest nations have access to the coronavirus vaccine. The former prime minister said that unless protection against the disease was extended to developing nations the death toll would continue to rise while the cost to the global economy would increase. He said it would be “statesmanship of the highest order” if Johnson were to use the UK’s presidency of next month’s G7 summit to ...

DKODING Studio From the Gaza mayhem and Covid-19 outdoing Southeast Asia’s A-grade response to Meghan and Harry’s latest jibe at the Royal Family –– the top developing news stories from around the world this week. Highlights – The World This Week Life that we find on Mars might not be novelty, let alone an alien form. As Israel continues with aerial strikes on Gaza, its continued action is causing more civilian casualty than damage to Hamas leadership. Joe ‘the optimist’ Biden claims America is on the recovery path, but economic numbers don’t back the US president’s word. So...

The Cherry Drops include, from left: Jimmy Mason, drums, backing vocals; Josh Cobb, guitar, backing vocals; Vern Shank, lead vocals, percussion; James Markowski, bass. (Vern Shank) Note: Community Celebration Series performances are at Flagler Auditorium, 5500 East Hwy. 100, Palm Coast. Tickets for each show are $32 plus $2 service fee. Patrons must buy two tickets, and only two tickets may be purchased during each transaction. Tickets are available online at flaglerauditorium.org or by calling the box office at 386-437-7547. Concerts begin at 7:30 p.m. with pre-concert entertainment at 5:30 ...

“George wasn’t really used to working with a live band. When he heard the power he had behind him in rehearsal, he couldn’t believe it. He thought he was on Concorde or something,” he said. The band instead joined forces with Bad Company’s Paul Rodgers, who provided vocals for Queen between 2004 to 2009. The group then selected  American Idol’s Adam Lambert in 2011, who remains their current vocalist. Taylor’s comments come days after he became the latest high-profile name to criticise the government’s Brexit deal, after it failed to secure visa-free touring for musicians. Ad...