Singapore has long been a magnet for expatriates. It’s an ideal gateway for business people who travel regionally but want their families to enjoy a clean environment and First World amenities, including top international schools and state-of-the-art hospitals. The city’s emergence as a vital Asian financial hub has added to the lure in recent years, attracting hordes of well-heeled bankers and fund managers. Government policies have moved toward recasting the port city, with a population of 4....

NEWSWEEK: Were you surprised that Judge Jackson seemed to side so consistently with the government? GATES: Certainly we were disappointed at some of the findings. [But] you could say that intelligent observers expected the judge to be more on the Netscape side than the Microsoft side. But did you expect it? I certainly have a lot of faith in the American legal system. If we hadn’t put great Internet support into Windows, there would have been something wrong....

The department posted a photo of the alligator crossing the street on their official Facebook page, which has since been shared more than one thousand times. “Is anyone missing this…little…guy?” the post reads. “Last seen crossing New England Road. Maybe about 3 ft. long. Didn’t respond to any of the names we called it, and we weren’t able to check for a chip. Seriously though, if you see this wandering around, please call the police....

Abbey Smith, a Ballotpedia staff writer and the report’s main author, said the numbers are unusual for a non-election year, and cites the pandemic as a primary factor. “The coronavirus made everybody kind of aware of what rules control their lives and which officials are in charge of that,” Smith said. “It kind of brought local government to the forefront.” The recall campaign that has gained the most attention thus far is the one targeting California Governor Gavin Newsom, who is likely to face a recall election in the late summer or early fall....

The mayor of Houston, Texas and the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have both also criticized Abbott’s decision as counterproductive. Abbott announced his rollback of state coronavirus restrictions on Tuesday, the state’s Independence Day. He effectively ended the mask mandate that he imposed eight months ago. His decision also ended customer limits in bars, restaurants and other business venues. The changes will take effect statewide on March 10....

Eric Morrison claimed 61 percent of the vote in Tuesday’s poll over fellow Democrat, Rep. Earl Jacques is in the race to represent the 27th District in Delaware’s House of Representatives. The pair had previously clashed on the subject of Morrison’s appearance at drag shows after Jacques said during an interview in December with The News Journal: “That is so far off-base for our district, it’s unbelievable. “You wonder what the point is....

What Is Huntington’s Disease? Huntington’s disease begins around age 40 on average and, less commonly, begins during the teenage years. Those with Huntington’s disease have a life expectancy of about 10-20 years after the onset of symptoms. The condition causes substantial disability and increased dependence on caregivers as it progresses. According to the University of California San Francisco, Huntington’s disease is a relatively uncommon condition, affecting approximately 1 out of every 10,000-20,000 people in the U....

Golovkin made his pro debut in 2006. He has beaten the likes of Gabriel Rosado, Daniel Geale, David Lemieux, Kell Brook and Daniel Jacobs. In 2017, Golovkin and Canelo Alvarez fought to a split decision draw. In a rematch in 2018, Canelo won via a controversial majority decision scoring. Since then, Golovkin has won four in a row, including the aforementioned middleweight titles. Golovkin faces Canelo for the third time for Canelo’s undisputed super-middleweight titles on Saturday....

This is the third edition of the “40 Days” series. The first edition — produced by LeBron James and Maverick Carter of UNINTERRUPTED — focused on the bout between Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and Daniel Jacobs. The second edition — produced by Meek Mill and Jay-Z’s Roc Nation — focused on the Anthony Joshua-Andy Ruiz Jr. fight. The new episode begins with the Canadian Rolls discussing his journey to becoming a professional boxer, and how boxing was a way to stay removed from the personal troubles he encountered as a teen....

Kind, generous words–but the former president’s book of letters suggests that he is in fact both a master of the language and a man of uncommon ambition. Bush understands that “destiny” is something you work for, and the countless notes he wrote over the years were part not just of everyday life in mid-century America but were also political coin. He may be tongue-tied at a rostrum, but on paper and now on e-mail, Bush is a gifted communicator who produces choppy but charming prose....

The newspaper’s investigation found that the Lincoln Project, a Republican political action committee that gained popularity for its anti-Trump media campaign ahead of the November election, transferred roughly $27 million of its donations to a consulting firm operated by co-founder Reed Galen. The report noted that Galen and four other co-founders, Steve Schmidt, John Weaver and Rick Wilson, were compensated through the transfer endeavor. George Conway, an attorney and the husband of Donald Trump’s former counselor, Kellyanne Conway, reiterated calls for the Lincoln Project to shut down in light of the Times report on Monday....

Responding to a Fox & Friends segment featuring former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor, Trump had tweeted, “Neither he (Taylor) or any other witness has provided testimony that the Ukrainians were aware that military aid was being withheld. You can’t have a quid pro quo with no quo.” Congressman John Ratcliffe @foxandfriends Where is the Whistleblower? The Do Nothing Dems case is DEAD!" Conway shared the tweet adding, “This is like Tony Soprano saying, “hey, look, the guy didn’t know where I was gonna have him whacked....

Conway’s latest criticism began with Representative Elise Stefanik’s role during the Democratic-led impeachment proceedings. Stefanik’s profile was raised in the national spotlight for being the youngest woman at 30 years old to be elected to Congress at the time, but her aggressive questioning of witnesses during the Trump impeachment hearing and biting critiques of Representative Adam Schiff have earned her greater support within the Republican party. “A new Republican star is born,” tweeted the president....

The prayer was led by the Reverend Al Sharpton, a national civil rights leader, who said Tuesday that “we pray not only for the family’s strength, we pray for people around the country that are suffering with them.” He continued, “We wept through many cases, from Rodney King to Eric Garner to Michael Brown—some never reached the courthouse. But here we are now, in the shadows of a courthouse, praying for justice....

“We are taking a knee for eight minutes and 46 seconds, and we want you to think of during that time: Why Chauvin didn’t, in that time, get his knee up?” the Reverend Al Sharpton said in a news conference on Monday morning. Chauvin is charged with second-degree murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. He has pleaded not guilty. Floyd, an unarmed 46-year-old Black man, died after Chauvin, a white 19-year veteran of the department, kneeled on his neck....

Instead, it was Steelers wide receiver George Pickens who stole the show. Pickens enjoyed a great training camp that had Steelers players, fans and coaches excited about what he could do as a rookie. He was dynamic during the preseason, catching eight passes for 84 yards and a touchdown in limited action, and that allowed him to win the starting receiver job vacated by JuJu Smith-Schuster. However, Pickens’ preseason success hasn’t carried over to the regular season....

“While we’re on the topic of George Santos being a serial liar, can we investigate Ilhan Omar for marrying her brother?” Lavern Spicer, a former Republican candidate for a U.S. House seat in Florida, tweeted Tuesday. Santos, who was elected to represent New York’s 3rd Congressional District in November’s midterms, admitted in a Monday interview with the New York Post to “embellishing my résumé.” He confirmed previous reporting by The New York Times that he did not graduate from college or work for Citigroup or Goldman Sachs, and does not own 13 properties, despite previous claims to the contrary....

Santos, a New York Republican, has been under scrutiny after The New York Times reported just weeks after he won his election that large swaths of his purported biography and resume, including his academic and professional experience, were falsified. Amid this scrutiny, his campaign’s treasurer Nancy Marks resigned last week, prompting concerns about whether or not Santos’ campaign would be able to fill the key position. He initially said Thomas Datwyler would be appointed to the role, but he has since rejected that appointment, according to the Times....

On Wednesday, journalist Marisa Kabas tweeted that Santos was an amateur drag queen named “Kitara Revache” 15 years ago. A photo included in the tweet allegedly shows Santos dressed in drag alongside drag queen Eula Rochard. Rochard, who told Kabas she was friends with Santos when he lived near Rio, said everyone knew him as Anthony and “never George.” The photo was from a 2008 drag show at Icaraí Beach, Rochard added....