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Felicia

The name Felicia derives from the Latin adjective felix, meaning "happy, lucky", though in the neuter plural form felicia it literally means "happy things" and often occurred in the phrase tempora felicia, "happy times". The sense of it as a feminine personal name appeared in post-Classical use and ...

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Economy & business23h ago

Wall Street and City Bonuses Rise in 2025 Amid Record Profits

Wall Street and the City of London saw increased bonuses and record profits in 2025, with Wall Street's average bonus rising 5.85% to $154,344 and profits surging over 30% to $65.1 billion.

Politics1d ago

OSCE Observers Monitor Hungarian Election Amid Opposition Victory

A Norwegian parliamentary delegation leads an OSCE observation mission for Hungary's election, with monitors from multiple countries assessing voting procedures. The opposition Tisza party secured a victory that Finnish observers hailed as a win for democracy.

Environment5d ago

Norberg Municipality Acquires Buildings for Demolition to Prevent Social Dumping

The municipality of Norberg acquired four apartment buildings in Kärrgruvan at the end of 2024 to demolish them and avoid social dumping, with the project valued at around 20 million kronor.

Economy & businessApr 3

London Property Sale May Set Record at Over £270 Million

A property sale in London may have broken the record for the most expensive residential house deal in history, with the home reportedly changing hands for a sum in excess of £270 million. The property is owned by billionaire and Reform UK treasurer Nick Candy.

Crime & justiceApr 3

Pride in London CEO terminated after investigation into misconduct allegations

Christopher Joell-Deshields has been dismissed as CEO of Pride in London following an independent investigation into misconduct allegations, the organization announced. His termination came after whistleblowers accused him of misusing thousands of pounds in vouchers intended for volunteers.

Accidents & disastersApr 2

Baidu robotaxi system malfunction strands over 100 vehicles in Wuhan traffic

A system malfunction caused more than 100 of Baidu's Apollo Go self-driving taxis to freeze in traffic in Wuhan late Tuesday, stranding passengers for over 90 minutes and disrupting major roads in what is reported as China's first mass robotaxi shutdown. Police confirmed no injuries, with passengers able to exit safely, but the incident has raised safety concerns amid the rapid expansion of autonomous ride-hailing services.

PoliticsMar 31

Exiled Russian billionaire warns of imminent Kremlin threats to UK and NATO

Mikhail Khodorkovsky, a prominent exiled Russian opposition figure, has warned that Vladimir Putin is likely to stage another Salisbury-style attack on UK soil and mass troops on the border of a NATO country unless the UK government adopts more aggressive tactics against the Kremlin.

Economy & businessMar 26

Airport Chaos Spurs Clear Surge as TSA Shutdown Strains Security

Travelers are facing long security lines at airports across the US due to the partial government shutdown, with TSA employees working without pay. This has triggered a surge in sign-ups for private security service Clear and intensified political pressure to fund the Department of Homeland Security.