August 1

Will Republicans Join the Revolution on Same-Sex Marriage? 47 Republicans in House Voted Yes. Now, Watch the Senate. How Did This Happen?

MUSIC Opera vs Pop Under the Stars The 14th edition of the concert organised by the Gozo Youth Wind Band & Orchestra is being held this evening at the ...

For more information, visit the museum’s Facebook page. The Casa Electronica is tonight hosting DJ Carlo Gerada. Entrance is free. The festival will include live demonstrations by ceramic artists, live folk music, street art and Raku firing. Entrance is free. More evening hours are announced weekly on Il-Kamra ta’ Fuq Facebook page. For more information, including the full line-up of performing artists and a site map, visit farsonsbeerfestival.com/ and the event’s Facebook page. The exhibition is supported by Malta Tourism Authority and the Gozo Ministry’s Cultural Directorate. For more information, visit the museum’s Facebook page. The Malta Postal Museum & Arts Hub in Archbishop Street, Valletta, is open from Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm and on Saturdays from 10am to 2pm. One may visit the exhibition from Mondays to Saturdays from 9am to 7pm and on Sundays from 9am to 12.30pm. For more information, visit the MJSA website at www.maltasportsjournalists.com/. One may visit the exhibition at the Malta Enterprise offices in Pietà from Monday to Friday from 9am to noon and from 6 to 8pm, and on Saturdays and Sundays from 6 to 8pm. The gallery is open from Monday to Friday from 10am to 1pm and from 4 to 7pm, and on Saturdays from 10am to 1pm.

Today's Wordle can be a hard nut to crack for many. But our hints will ease the task.

Many congratulations to all the players who have guessed the Wordle #408 correctly. With each turn, the tiles will turn green, yellow and grey, indicating the correct letter, placement and the wrong answer, respectively. If the player fails to complete the word in the given time will lose the score and break the streak.

Some clues, tips, strategies to guess Wordle on August 1, along with the answer.

As far as hardest Wordle words go, Monday’s answer wasn’t too tough. If you’re here, you’re probably struggling with it and looking for some help. And the answer to Monday’s Wordle is below this photo:

TODAY: In 1819, Herman Melville is born in New York City. “I am not ashamed to take what joy I can in writing, it is ...

“I don’t think I have got my head round the import of what is going on. Lit Hub Lit Hub

The first puzzle of August has proven to be a headscratcher, which is why Newsweek has compiled a list of hints and tricks to help you solve it. The premise of ...

Any letters that are in the word but have been placed in the wrong position will turn yellow. Letters that aren't in the word at all will turn gray. I think because I started with the intention of not doing it, it's been easy to say no. If I'd been trying to make a viral game I think it would be very different." The premise of it is quite simple. Hint #3: The word starts with the letter "Q"

If you still haven't guessed the Wordle word of the day, then don't worry because we are here to help you. While it may not be the easiest of words, ...

There are many other ways to do it and you will get the hang of it soon, till then you can always count us to help you guess the word correctly. These are some of the tips and tricks to help you guess today’s word and guess words better in the future. The game is a mix of easy and difficult words, so you can have a lot of fun with it. However, for those who are just beginning to play the word game, it is easier to get the hang of it to devise your own strategy. Interestingly, it is the same word for everybody around the world who is playing from the official app, and that means that if you haven’t guessed it, you can always ask your friend to help you out. While the last week has had a mix of easy and difficult words, today is more of the latter but that doesn’t mean you wouldn’t be able to solve it on your own or with some help, and boast about it to your friends.

Astrologer Mecca Woods reveals daily horoscopes for August 1, 2022 for each zodiac sign.

Shore up your strength. An innovative idea could take form today, especially if you create content professionally. You may need to be bold. Be brave with your heart. Avoid being too hard on yourself if you do need to make a change. Someone might throw you a curve ball today with an offer or show of support. Perhaps this involves learning how to better grow it, or charging more for what your expertise is worth. What do you want to do differently? It feels like it’s now or never when it comes to making a change in your career. Don’t be scared to put yourself out there or move on from a flimsy friendship. Fortunately, we’ll have the help of the versatile Virgo moon to adopt a more resourceful and flexible attitude. We can expect a burst of intensity to permeate the air today.

Trying to solve today's Wordle? If you're stuck, we've got a few hints that will help you keep your Wordle streak alive.

And bookmark our Wordle hub so you can come back for more hints and answers. Let’s try to get this one in under three guesses to really stick it to your Wordle friends and family. Let’s kick off the week with an easy Wordle win to feed that win streak.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced mandatory evacuation from the Donetsk region. In his nightly address on Saturday Zelenskyy called on the ...

In its next round of public hearings in September, the Jan. 6 committee is expected to focus on the intelligence and law enforcement failures of the FBI and Department of Homeland Security. Those failures, which left police underprepared for the attack on the Capitol, will also be a key component of the committee’s final report. The House on Friday passed a bill to ban the sale of assault-style weapons largely on party lines. The protests follow a CNN investigation which uncovered evidence of a gold operation siphoning Sudanese wealth to Russia to boost its war effort in Ukraine and Russian collusion with the military leadership of Sudan. Nima Elbagir reports for CNN. The 55-page naval doctrine says Russia will aim to become a “great maritime navy” with a presence across the world to counter the “strategic policy of the USA to dominate the world’s oceans.” “Guided by this doctrine, the Russian Federation will firmly and resolutely defend its national interests in the world’s oceans, and having sufficient maritime power will guarantee their security and protection,” the doctrine reads. However, the unrest has prompted fears of further violence, with NATO saying that its peacekeeping forces in Kosovo were “ready to intervene if stability is jeopardized.” Valerie Hopkins reports for the New York Times. In his nightly address on Saturday Zelenskyy called on the remaining residents to leave the region urgently in what he called a “government decision.” The government has created a coordination center to help evacuate the residents of Donetsk to safer parts of Ukraine, Iryna Vereshchuk, Ukraine’s deputy prime minister, told reporters earlier on Saturday. The evacuation will be carried out by trains and by buses, and those who refuse to evacuate will have to sign “a certain form of refusal from mandatory evacuation” stating they understand and are aware of all the consequences of staying in the combat zones and bear personal responsibility for their lives, Vereshchuk added. Ukraine’s military has accused Russia of deliberately shelling a jail containing Ukrainian POWs in the eastern Donetsk region, while Russia’s Defense Ministry has accused Ukraine of striking the prison. The Ukrainian president specifically called on the U.N. and the International Committee of the Red Cross (I.C.R.C), saying those bodies “must react” to the bombing. “We see all the brutality of Russian forces, that actually resemble a lot of ISIS, who we have been always calling a terrorist organization,” Rinkēvičs told POLITICO in a phone interview. “The world will be watching for continued implementation of this agreement to feed people around the world with millions of tons of trapped Ukrainian grain.” U.S. Ambassador Bridget A. Brink called the development “progress.” Olga Voitovych, Vasco Cotovio and Jo Shelley report for CNN. The ship, the Razoni, was led by a government vessel through a maze of mines that had been laid by Ukrainian forces to forestall any attempt by Moscow to launch an assault on Odesa. A rescue ship followed and Russia’s Navy, which controls the Black Sea, granted safe passage. The visit to Singapore is the first official stop in a high-profile Asia tour that has attracted international attention over speculation that Pelosi may visit Taiwan. Jessie Yeung reports for CNN.

A bi-monthly look at what's to come for your sign courtesy of T&C's master astrologer, Katharine Merlin.

August 1—15th: Geminis crave movement and variety and once Mercury—your ruling planet—enters Virgo on the 4th, everything will liven up. August 1—15th: Your ability to think out of the box will work in your favor near the 1st and aspects near the 3rd hold financial promise. Venus in Cancer now accents warmth and closeness except on the 9th so be ready to be diplomatic and the full Moon of the 12th is a particularly positive one for you, especially socially. The 7th will confront you with contradictions and the 9th is the time to get emotionally charged issues on the table and be painfully honest. With Mercury entering your birth sign on the 4th, your brain will be working overtime to plan and prepare but whatever comes up near the 7th will challenge you to be highly inventive. August 1—15th: Be ready to ride the changes because with Mars in Taurus making some tricky aspects, you will have to be very centered to stick with your plans on the 1st, 7th and 14th.

(CNN) Amid growing wildfire concerns, many adventure seekers are breaking the rules to visit Hyperion -- the world's tallest living tree.

. Clarence House, the residence of the heir, disputed claims that Prince Charles personally accepted the donation. A flood watch is in effect through at least this morning for parts of southern and eastern Kentucky, according to the National Weather Service. Officials believe thousands have been affected, and efforts to rebuild some areas may take years. The meth was discovered in a 2012 Dodge that arrived from Mexico, officials said. , based on multiple interviews with high-level Sudanese and US officials and troves of documents reviewed by CNN, painted a picture of an elaborate Russian scheme to take Sudan's riches in a bid to fortify Russia against robust Western sanctions. Take a look at these concrete housing projects from the 20th century. Separately, as many families try to stay safe in the heat, batches of a popular brand of sunscreen are being recalled This is the first grain shipment from Ukraine's Black Sea ports since Russia began its invasion of the country in February. "This is such an important step... The catastrophic flooding last week was unprecedented, officials said, inundating houses and sweeping some from their foundations. as rescuers continue to search for missing people and the region braces for more rain. The President will reinitiate strict isolation protocols, In Europe, meanwhile, officials are urging citizens to cut back on air conditioning . In Oregon, officials believe at least six deaths over the past week were heat-related.

Be patient with partners, spouses and close friends today because anything could happen. They might be angry about something or something might trigger a…

Someone might demand more freedom or a different arrangement? Of course, nothing has to happen; however, if you are distracted because you are aggravated or caught off guard – then you are at a disadvantage. Or conversely, plans to go out to an entertaining event will be delayed or cancelled. Someone might demand more freedom or a different arrangement? They might be angry about something or something might trigger a sudden argument? They might be angry about something or something might trigger a sudden argument?

Start the month off by checking out our Wordle hints and keeping that streak going!

quart. If you haven't really heard or thought of that word since you were about 8 years old, welcome to the club! Let me be the first to welcome you all to August. It's the first day of the month and a Monday, and you've just got to love when that stuff syncs up like that. Have you tried today's Wordle? Our answer today starts on some of the most unpopular letters on the keyboard, if that's any indication of where you should be starting with.

1 French tightrope walker Nathan Paulin walks on a 950-meter-long slackline, 50 meters over Geneva Lake between the right and left banks of the city of ...

Here's our list of notable upcoming NFT drops for the week of August 1-8. You definitely don't want to miss these.

When: August 2 @ 6:30 p.m. ET When: August 2 @ 6:30 p.m. ET These “peer-reviewed” garments feature artistic renditions of 1.6 million-year-old human fossils found in Kenya, which have been verified for accuracy by researchers at the Turkana Basin Institute. Here’s what to look out for this week. But the constant influx of great art and new ideas makes it increasingly difficult to keep up with all the news, launches, and general happenings. Let’s face it: The NFT space moves really fast.

HONOLULU – The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation (HDOT) and its federal, state, city and community partners are kicking off the 13th annual statewide Pedestrian Safety Month with a sign waving at the State Capitol on Monday, August 1, 2022.

Pedestrian Safety Month features public and private pedestrian safety events to share good pedestrian practices and good driving practices when around pedestrians. Drivers can help make streets safer by following speed limits and making sure your full attention is on driving. The calendar of events can be found at https://hidot.hawaii.gov/highways/safe-communites/walkwisehawaii/