25.03.2025 9:18 One young St. John抯 fan wants RJ Luis Jr. to know that she has his back.25.03.2025 9:38 Japan, a winner of silver and bronze medals in women's curling at the past two Winter Olympics, will take one last shot at an Olympic berth at December's final qualifying tournament.
One Japanese team will go to the final qualifying event in Canada after Sapporo-based Fortius was unable to secure the berth for the country, finishing ninth at the recently concluded 13-team world championship in South Korea.
Read full story here25.03.2025 9:3825.03.2025 9:44 Iwao Hakamata, 89, who was acquitted in a retrial over the 1966 murder of a family of four in central Japan, has been awarded a record sum in criminal compensation from the Japanese government after spending over 47 years in prison following a death sentence, his legal team said Tuesday.
The order to pay around 217 million yen ($1.44 million) was issued by the Shizuoka District Court on Monday, with the team saying the compensation was granted for his more than four decades of physical detention, from his arrest until his release.
Read full story here25.03.2025 9:46 The basketball world is collectively holding its breath after JuJu Watkins went down with an apparent leg injury during Monday's March Madness game.25.03.2025 10:00 Chung抯 legal team argued the actions by the Trump administration is an attempt to 揷hill her free speech. The student has called the US home since she was 7 years old and is a legal permanent resident.25.03.2025 10:1725.03.2025 10:23 Josh Hart may find himself back in his familiar playmaking role.25.03.2025 10:30 The Islanders experimentation with Adam Boqvist at forward isn抰 over quite yet.25.03.2025 10:55 During the investigation, every employee who could have placed the noose on the desk was asked to submit their DNA, Capt. Steve Milkovits said. 揈very employee agreed, except for Ms. Brown."25.03.2025 11:05 BREAKING NEWS: Japan court orders dissolution of Unification Church
==KyodoRead full story here25.03.2025 11:17 R&B singer Mark Morrison was arrested in Florida after he allegedly shoved a restaurant manager during a heated exchange, according to reports.25.03.2025 11:29 Trump, 78, previously told The Post that he爌romised Archer, who was convicted of securities fraud and sentenced to year and half in prison in 2022, a 揻ull pardon during the Saturday event.25.03.2025 11:36 The number of child abuse reports Japan's child welfare centers responded to reached a record-high 225,509 in fiscal 2023, government data showed Tuesday, with psychological abuse making up more than half.
The total rose 5.0 percent, or 10,666 cases, from fiscal 2022, marking the 33rd consecutive year of increases since records began, according to the revised figures compiled by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare and the Children and Families Agency.
Read full story here25.03.2025 11:46 The Kyoto city assembly approved Tuesday sharply raising the lodging tax for people staying at hotels and other accommodations in the ancient Japanese capital, with a maximum rate of 10,000 yen ($66.40) for stays costing 100,000 yen or more per person per night.
Until now, the highest tax rate was 1,000 yen for stays costing 50,000 yen or more. The city, heavily impacted by a surge of tourists in recent years, plans to charge the new rates to visiting guests from March 1 next year.
Read full story here25.03.2025 11:57 Mushrooms in 19th-century watercolors: The paintings of a self-taught female mycologist are featured at the New York State Museum.25.03.2025 12:00 Dear Abby advises a mother who has a child with persistent medical issues that keeps going from place to place and being primarily reliant on her despite his past troubles.25.03.2025 12:00 It's *basically* Prime Day (week, actually), again.25.03.2025 12:30 Spring into savings.25.03.2025 12:40 European natural gas prices dropped after Moscow and Kyiv agreed to a partial ceasefire in the Black Sea, feeding speculation it抯 the first step toward broader peace talks that could help bring back some Russian supply.25.03.2025 12:44 Country stars Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks have been married since 2005.25.03.2025 12:4525.03.2025 12:50 The UK government is cutting ties with a company that provides accommodation for asylum seekers, citing 搗alue for money concerns which included flaws in its performance and behavior.25.03.2025 13:01 Three major Japanese airports will introduce new electronic stands from April to streamline immigration and customs checks, government agencies said Tuesday, simplifying the current process requiring passports to be shown multiple times.
Japanese travelers returning to the country and foreign visitors will be eligible to use the technology, according to Japan Customs and the Immigration Services Agency. The gates are intended to improve convenience and shorten processing times.
Read full story here25.03.2025 13:0525.03.2025 13:5925.03.2025 14:0125.03.2025 14:0225.03.2025 14:32 A Japanese court on Tuesday ordered that the Unification Church, which has been criticized for soliciting financially ruinous donations from its members, be dissolved, following a request from the central government.
The order by the Tokyo District Court will deprive the controversial organization of its status as a religious corporation with tax advantages, although it will still be allowed to operate in Japan.
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One young St. John抯 fan wants RJ Luis Jr. to know that she has his back.
Japan, a winner of silver and bronze medals in women's curling at the past two Winter Olympics, will take one last shot at an Olympic berth at December's final qualifying tournament.
One Japanese team will go to the final qualifying event in Canada after Sapporo-based Fortius was unable to secure the berth for the country, finishing ninth at the recently concluded 13-team world championship in South Korea.
Read full story here
Iwao Hakamata, 89, who was acquitted in a retrial over the 1966 murder of a family of four in central Japan, has been awarded a record sum in criminal compensation from the Japanese government after spending over 47 years in prison following a death sentence, his legal team said Tuesday.
The order to pay around 217 million yen ($1.44 million) was issued by the Shizuoka District Court on Monday, with the team saying the compensation was granted for his more than four decades of physical detention, from his arrest until his release.
Read full story here
The basketball world is collectively holding its breath after JuJu Watkins went down with an apparent leg injury during Monday's March Madness game.
Chung抯 legal team argued the actions by the Trump administration is an attempt to 揷hill her free speech. The student has called the US home since she was 7 years old and is a legal permanent resident.
Josh Hart may find himself back in his familiar playmaking role.
The Islanders experimentation with Adam Boqvist at forward isn抰 over quite yet.
During the investigation, every employee who could have placed the noose on the desk was asked to submit their DNA, Capt. Steve Milkovits said. 揈very employee agreed, except for Ms. Brown."
R&B singer Mark Morrison was arrested in Florida after he allegedly shoved a restaurant manager during a heated exchange, according to reports.
Trump, 78, previously told The Post that he爌romised Archer, who was convicted of securities fraud and sentenced to year and half in prison in 2022, a 揻ull pardon during the Saturday event.
The number of child abuse reports Japan's child welfare centers responded to reached a record-high 225,509 in fiscal 2023, government data showed Tuesday, with psychological abuse making up more than half.
The total rose 5.0 percent, or 10,666 cases, from fiscal 2022, marking the 33rd consecutive year of increases since records began, according to the revised figures compiled by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare and the Children and Families Agency.
Read full story here
The Kyoto city assembly approved Tuesday sharply raising the lodging tax for people staying at hotels and other accommodations in the ancient Japanese capital, with a maximum rate of 10,000 yen ($66.40) for stays costing 100,000 yen or more per person per night.
Until now, the highest tax rate was 1,000 yen for stays costing 50,000 yen or more. The city, heavily impacted by a surge of tourists in recent years, plans to charge the new rates to visiting guests from March 1 next year.
Read full story here
Dear Abby advises a mother who has a child with persistent medical issues that keeps going from place to place and being primarily reliant on her despite his past troubles.
It's *basically* Prime Day (week, actually), again.
Spring into savings.
European natural gas prices dropped after Moscow and Kyiv agreed to a partial ceasefire in the Black Sea, feeding speculation it抯 the first step toward broader peace talks that could help bring back some Russian supply.
Country stars Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks have been married since 2005.
The UK government is cutting ties with a company that provides accommodation for asylum seekers, citing 搗alue for money concerns which included flaws in its performance and behavior.
Three major Japanese airports will introduce new electronic stands from April to streamline immigration and customs checks, government agencies said Tuesday, simplifying the current process requiring passports to be shown multiple times.
Japanese travelers returning to the country and foreign visitors will be eligible to use the technology, according to Japan Customs and the Immigration Services Agency. The gates are intended to improve convenience and shorten processing times.
Read full story here
A Japanese court on Tuesday ordered that the Unification Church, which has been criticized for soliciting financially ruinous donations from its members, be dissolved, following a request from the central government.
The order by the Tokyo District Court will deprive the controversial organization of its status as a religious corporation with tax advantages, although it will still be allowed to operate in Japan.
Read full story here
