A panel of experts is disputing the medical evidence used to convict British nurse Lucy Letby of murdering seven newborns and ...

Lawyers for British nurse Lucy Letby on Tuesday launched a new bid to overthrow her conviction for killing seven babies, ...

The Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team faced one of its toughest tests of the 2024-25 NCAA season on February 2, as JuJu Watkins and the No.6 ranked USC Troj ...

Orsted Chief Executive Mads Nipper will step down to be replaced by company insider Rasmus Errboe, the Danish renewable ...

(Photo of Lucy reproduction at the Institute of Human Origins) Source: Guy P. Harrison Lifeforms like us are what can happen when the indifferent and unintelligent processes of evolution play ...

Lucy Dacus and more. Produced by Live Nation, the show will feature intimate performances from MUNA, Jenny Lewis, Fred Armisen, Christopher Owens, Courtney Barnett, Juliette Lewis, Kevin Morby ...

Lucy Letby's fans celebrated the birthday of the serial killer at a London pub. The group gathered as the jailed killer nurse turned 35, celebrating with prosecco, homemade banners and a pink ...

Marilyn Monroe was introduced to husband number two by an unlikely matchmaker – an "I Love Lucy" star. The 25-year-old was dining out with her agent, Norman Brokaw, when William Frawley ...

They also arrive as an extension of her ‘Evening With Lucy Dacus’ tour dates, which are set to kick off next month in Brooklyn and include dates in Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Mads Nipper, the CEO of Danish renewable energy company Orsted, is stepping down as pressure mounts following weak financial results and the return of President Donald Trump to office. He’ll be ...

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When Rasmus Errboe arrived at what was still called Dong Energy in July 2012, the group was still an oil & gas business and the name Orsted solely referred to Hans Christian, the Danish scientist.