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PM Mark Carney Visits Canadian Forces Base - Canada

Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks about a falcon used to deter unwanted wildlife at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) 8 Wing Trenton during a visit in Trenton, ON, Canada on August 8, 2025. Photo by Spencer Colby/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM

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PM Mark Carney Visits Canadian Forces Base - Canada

Prime Minister Mark Carney looks at a falcon used to deter unwanted wildlife at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) 8 Wing Trenton during a visit in Trenton, ON, Canada on August 8, 2025. Photo by Spencer Colby/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Air Travel Delays Continue - Washington

Unclaimed baggage is seen on Tuesday July 23, 2024 at Ronald Reagan Airport in Arlington, Virginia. A massive Crowdstrike outage impacting Microsoft systems continued to cause residual delays for air travel. Delta Air Lines struggled for a fourth straight day to recover from a worldwide technology outage caused by a faulty software update, stranding tens of thousands of passengers and drawing unwanted attention from the federal government. Other carriers were returning to nearly normal levels of service disruptions, intensifying the glare on Delta’s relatively weaker response to the outage that hit airlines, hospitals and businesses around the world. Photo by Aaron Schwartz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Air Travel Delays Continue - Washington

Unclaimed baggage is seen on Tuesday July 23, 2024 at Ronald Reagan Airport in Arlington, Virginia. A massive Crowdstrike outage impacting Microsoft systems continued to cause residual delays for air travel. Delta Air Lines struggled for a fourth straight day to recover from a worldwide technology outage caused by a faulty software update, stranding tens of thousands of passengers and drawing unwanted attention from the federal government. Other carriers were returning to nearly normal levels of service disruptions, intensifying the glare on Delta’s relatively weaker response to the outage that hit airlines, hospitals and businesses around the world. Photo by Aaron Schwartz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Air Travel Delays Continue - Washington

A flight departure information board is seen on Tuesday July 23, 2024 at Ronald Reagan Airport in Arlington, Virginia. A massive Crowdstrike outage impacting Microsoft systems continued to cause residual delays for air travel. Delta Air Lines struggled for a fourth straight day to recover from a worldwide technology outage caused by a faulty software update, stranding tens of thousands of passengers and drawing unwanted attention from the federal government. Other carriers were returning to nearly normal levels of service disruptions, intensifying the glare on Delta’s relatively weaker response to the outage that hit airlines, hospitals and businesses around the world. Photo by Aaron Schwartz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Air Travel Delays Continue - Washington

A flight departure information board is seen on Tuesday July 23, 2024 at Ronald Reagan Airport in Arlington, Virginia. A massive Crowdstrike outage impacting Microsoft systems continued to cause residual delays for air travel. Delta Air Lines struggled for a fourth straight day to recover from a worldwide technology outage caused by a faulty software update, stranding tens of thousands of passengers and drawing unwanted attention from the federal government. Other carriers were returning to nearly normal levels of service disruptions, intensifying the glare on Delta’s relatively weaker response to the outage that hit airlines, hospitals and businesses around the world. Photo by Aaron Schwartz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Air Travel Delays Continue - Washington

Unclaimed baggage is seen on Tuesday July 23, 2024 at Ronald Reagan Airport in Arlington, Virginia. A massive Crowdstrike outage impacting Microsoft systems continued to cause residual delays for air travel. Delta Air Lines struggled for a fourth straight day to recover from a worldwide technology outage caused by a faulty software update, stranding tens of thousands of passengers and drawing unwanted attention from the federal government. Other carriers were returning to nearly normal levels of service disruptions, intensifying the glare on Delta’s relatively weaker response to the outage that hit airlines, hospitals and businesses around the world. Photo by Aaron Schwartz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Air Travel Delays Continue - Washington

Unclaimed baggage is seen on Tuesday July 23, 2024 at Ronald Reagan Airport in Arlington, Virginia. A massive Crowdstrike outage impacting Microsoft systems continued to cause residual delays for air travel. Delta Air Lines struggled for a fourth straight day to recover from a worldwide technology outage caused by a faulty software update, stranding tens of thousands of passengers and drawing unwanted attention from the federal government. Other carriers were returning to nearly normal levels of service disruptions, intensifying the glare on Delta’s relatively weaker response to the outage that hit airlines, hospitals and businesses around the world. Photo by Aaron Schwartz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Air Travel Delays Continue - Washington

Unclaimed baggage is seen on Tuesday July 23, 2024 at Ronald Reagan Airport in Arlington, Virginia. A massive Crowdstrike outage impacting Microsoft systems continued to cause residual delays for air travel. Delta Air Lines struggled for a fourth straight day to recover from a worldwide technology outage caused by a faulty software update, stranding tens of thousands of passengers and drawing unwanted attention from the federal government. Other carriers were returning to nearly normal levels of service disruptions, intensifying the glare on Delta’s relatively weaker response to the outage that hit airlines, hospitals and businesses around the world. Photo by Aaron Schwartz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Air Travel Delays Continue - Washington

A flight departure information board is seen on Tuesday July 23, 2024 at Ronald Reagan Airport in Arlington, Virginia. A massive Crowdstrike outage impacting Microsoft systems continued to cause residual delays for air travel. Delta Air Lines struggled for a fourth straight day to recover from a worldwide technology outage caused by a faulty software update, stranding tens of thousands of passengers and drawing unwanted attention from the federal government. Other carriers were returning to nearly normal levels of service disruptions, intensifying the glare on Delta’s relatively weaker response to the outage that hit airlines, hospitals and businesses around the world. Photo by Aaron Schwartz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Air Travel Delays Continue - Washington

Unclaimed baggage is seen on Tuesday July 23, 2024 at Ronald Reagan Airport in Arlington, Virginia. A massive Crowdstrike outage impacting Microsoft systems continued to cause residual delays for air travel. Delta Air Lines struggled for a fourth straight day to recover from a worldwide technology outage caused by a faulty software update, stranding tens of thousands of passengers and drawing unwanted attention from the federal government. Other carriers were returning to nearly normal levels of service disruptions, intensifying the glare on Delta’s relatively weaker response to the outage that hit airlines, hospitals and businesses around the world. Photo by Aaron Schwartz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Air Travel Delays Continue - Washington

A flight departure information board is seen on Tuesday July 23, 2024 at Ronald Reagan Airport in Arlington, Virginia. A massive Crowdstrike outage impacting Microsoft systems continued to cause residual delays for air travel. Delta Air Lines struggled for a fourth straight day to recover from a worldwide technology outage caused by a faulty software update, stranding tens of thousands of passengers and drawing unwanted attention from the federal government. Other carriers were returning to nearly normal levels of service disruptions, intensifying the glare on Delta’s relatively weaker response to the outage that hit airlines, hospitals and businesses around the world. Photo by Aaron Schwartz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Air Travel Delays Continue - Washington

A flight departure information board is seen on Tuesday July 23, 2024 at Ronald Reagan Airport in Arlington, Virginia. A massive Crowdstrike outage impacting Microsoft systems continued to cause residual delays for air travel. Delta Air Lines struggled for a fourth straight day to recover from a worldwide technology outage caused by a faulty software update, stranding tens of thousands of passengers and drawing unwanted attention from the federal government. Other carriers were returning to nearly normal levels of service disruptions, intensifying the glare on Delta’s relatively weaker response to the outage that hit airlines, hospitals and businesses around the world. Photo by Aaron Schwartz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Air Travel Delays Continue - Washington

A flight departure information board is seen on Tuesday July 23, 2024 at Ronald Reagan Airport in Arlington, Virginia. A massive Crowdstrike outage impacting Microsoft systems continued to cause residual delays for air travel. Delta Air Lines struggled for a fourth straight day to recover from a worldwide technology outage caused by a faulty software update, stranding tens of thousands of passengers and drawing unwanted attention from the federal government. Other carriers were returning to nearly normal levels of service disruptions, intensifying the glare on Delta’s relatively weaker response to the outage that hit airlines, hospitals and businesses around the world. Photo by Aaron Schwartz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Baby box at South Korean church

SEOUL, South Korea, Dec. 8 Kyodo - Photo taken on June 20, 2022, shows Jusarang Community Church in Seoul where a baby hatch has been set up for unwanted babies. Senior pastor Lee Jong Rak installed the box -- where parents can give away their newborns anonymously -- in December 2009.

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Baby box at South Korean church

SEOUL, South Korea, Dec. 8 Kyodo - Lee Jong Rak (L), the senior pastor of Jusarang Community Church in Seoul, explains about a baby hatch, set up there for an unwanted babies on June 20, 2022. Lee installed the hatch -- where parents can give away their newborns anonymously -- in December 2009.

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Rowing Across A Polluted Water - India

A duck swims across the polluted water body around the Dal Lake in Srinagar. The authorities are putting in efforts in a bid to cleanse the Dal Lake of unwanted algae and weeds. Srinagar Kashmir, India, June 20, 2023. Photo By Firdous Nazir/Eyepix Group/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rowing Across A Polluted Water - India

Kashmiri boatmen row a boat filled with wooden poles across the polluted water body around the Dal Lake in Srinagar. The authorities are putting in efforts in a bid to cleanse the Dal Lake of unwanted algae and weeds. Srinagar Kashmir, India, June 20, 2023. Photo By Firdous Nazir/Eyepix Group/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rowing Across A Polluted Water - India

Kashmiri laborers extract weeds from the water body around the Dal Lake in Srinagar. The authorities are putting in efforts in a bid to cleanse the Dal Lake of unwanted algae and weeds. Srinagar Kashmir, India, June 20, 2023. Photo By Firdous Nazir/Eyepix Group/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Rowing Across A Polluted Water - India

Kashmiri laborers extract weeds from the water body around the Dal Lake in Srinagar. The authorities are putting in efforts in a bid to cleanse the Dal Lake of unwanted algae and weeds. Srinagar Kashmir, India, June 20, 2023. Photo By Firdous Nazir/Eyepix Group/ABACAPRESS.COM

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UGANDA-KAMPALA-BAMBOO BUSINESS

(230323) -- NAKASEKE, March 23, 2023 (Xinhua) -- Andrew Kalema Ndawula uproots unwanted bamboo during a tour in his bamboo farm in Nakaseke district, Uganda, March 19, 2023. TO GO WITH "Feature: Lessons from China inspire Ugandan to lead flourishing bamboo business" (Photo by Hajarah Nalwadda/Xinhua)

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Doctor arranges adoptions for 25 yrs

SAITAMA, Japan - Photo taken Oct. 17, 2013 in Kumagaya, Saitama Prefecture, shows Koji Samejima, an obstetrician and gynecologist who, since 1989, has helped women with unwanted pregnancies and childless couples wishing to take care of their babies.

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8 babies left at 'baby hatch' in Kumamoto

KUMAMOTO, Japan - Taiji Hasuda, president of Jikei Hospital in Kumamoto, speaks at a press conference in the southwestern Japanese city on May 22, 2012. Eight infants were left during fiscal 2011 at the ''baby hatch'' facility for unwanted newborns set up at the hospital, the lowest number since it opened in May 2007, the Kumamoto city office said the same day.

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Man took 60 mil. yen from nephew's accounts

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows a ''baby hatch'' facility for unwanted babies at Jikei Hospital in Kumamoto City in January 2011. Police sources said on Aug. 9, 2011, that a 49-year-old man is suspected of embezzling about 60 million yen from the bank accounts of his young nephew who was in his legal custody and leaving the boy at the baby hatch.

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Shareholders OK Bull-Dog's adoption of takeover defense

TOKYO, Japan - Shoko Ikeda, president of Bull-Dog Sauce Co., speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on June 24 after Bull-Dog Sauce shareholders approved the management's proposal in a general shareholders meeting to introduce a defense system aimed at foiling an unwanted takeover bid by U.S. hedge fund Steel Partners.

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Shareholders OK Bull-Dog's adoption of takeover defense

TOKYO, Japan - Shareholders arrive at Royal Park Hotel in Tokyo on June 24 to attend the general shareholders meeting of Bull-Dog Sauce Co. Bull-Dog shareholders voted in favor of the management's proposal to introduce a defense system aimed at foiling an unwanted takeover bid by U.S. hedge fund Steel Partners.

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Bull-Dog aims to foil Steel Partners' unwanted takeover bid

TOKYO, Japan - Bull-Dog Sauce Co. President Shoko Ikeda speaks about the company's plan to foil the tender offer being carried out by Steel Partners at a news conference in Tokyo on June 7.

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Sapporo asks Steel Partners to clarify aim of takeover bid

TOKYO, Japan - Sapporo Holdings Ltd. President Takao Murakami speaks at a news conference at the Tokyo Stock Exchange on March 1 as the company, the target of an unwanted takeover bid by U.S. hedge fund Steel Partners, said it has called on the fund to give more details on the purpose of the proposed acquisition. The move suggests that Sapporo, Japan's third-largest brewery, may exercise anti-takeover measures against Steel Partners.

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Sapporo asks Steel Partners to clarify aim of takeover bid

TOKYO, Japan - Sapporo Holdings Ltd. President Takao Murakami speaks at a news conference at the Tokyo Stock Exchange on March 1 as the company, the target of an unwanted takeover bid by U.S. hedge fund Steel Partners, said it has called on the fund to give more details on the purpose of the proposed acquisition. The move suggests that Sapporo, Japan's third-largest brewery, may exercise anti-takeover measures against Steel Partners. (Kyodo)

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Bull-Dog aims to foil Steel Partners' unwanted takeover bid

TOKYO, Japan - Bull-Dog Sauce Co. President Shoko Ikeda speaks about the company's plan to foil the tender offer being carried out by Steel Partners at a news conference in Tokyo on June 7. (Kyodo)

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Shareholders OK Bull-Dog's adoption of takeover defense

TOKYO, Japan - Shoko Ikeda, president of Bull-Dog Sauce Co., speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on June 24 after Bull-Dog Sauce shareholders approved the management's proposal in a general shareholders meeting to introduce a defense system aimed at foiling an unwanted takeover bid by U.S. hedge fund Steel Partners. (Kyodo)

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Shareholders OK Bull-Dog's adoption of takeover defense

TOKYO, Japan - Shareholders arrive at Royal Park Hotel in Tokyo on June 24 to attend the general shareholders meeting of Bull-Dog Sauce Co. Bull-Dog shareholders voted in favor of the management's proposal to introduce a defense system aimed at foiling an unwanted takeover bid by U.S. hedge fund Steel Partners. (Kyodo)

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YOU, ME AND DUPREE

YOU, ME AND DUPREE [US 2006] [L-R] KATE HUDSON, MATT DILLON, OWEN WILSON Date: 2006

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KNOCKED UP

KNOCKED UP [US 2007] KATHERINE HEIGL, SETH ROGEN Date: 2007

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KNOCKED UP

KNOCKED UP [US 2007] KATHERINE HEIGL, SETH ROGEN Date: 2007

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THE FRENCH CONNECTION

THE FRENCH CONNECTION [US 1971] ROY SCHEIDER Date: 1971

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THE FRENCH CONNECTION

THE FRENCH CONNECTION [US 1971] ROY SCHEIDER Date: 1971

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THE DIARY OF A CHAMBERMAID

THE DIARY OF A CHAMBERMAID [US 1946] FRANCIS LEDERER, PAULETTE GODDARD Date: 1946

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THE DIARY OF A CHAMBERMAID

THE DIARY OF A CHAMBERMAID [US 1946] PAULETTE GODDARD, REGINALD OWEN Date: 1946

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Tokyo gubernatorial candidate sues weekly magazine for libel

Shuntaro Torigoe (standing), an opposition block candidate in the Tokyo gubernatorial election, speaks during a meeting at his campaign office in Tokyo on July 21, 2016, about a report in weekly magazine Shukan Bunshun alleging he made unwanted sexual advances to a woman. Torigoe dismissed the allegation as "groundless," saying he is "mortified by the heartless defamation." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Hokkaido firm turns oil from unwanted wild deer into shampoo

Cao Xuefeng, president of leather goods firm Wayoutokushin Co., holds a bottle of shampoo that uses oil extracted from the fat of native Ezo deer in the northern Japanese prefecture of Hokkaido, in the prefectural capital Sapporo on May 8, 2017. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Man took 60 mil. yen from nephew's accounts

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows a ''baby hatch'' facility for unwanted babies at Jikei Hospital in Kumamoto City in January 2011. Police sources said on Aug. 9, 2011, that a 49-year-old man is suspected of embezzling about 60 million yen from the bank accounts of his young nephew who was in his legal custody and leaving the boy at the baby hatch. (Kyodo)

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8 babies left at 'baby hatch' in Kumamoto

KUMAMOTO, Japan - Taiji Hasuda, president of Jikei Hospital in Kumamoto, speaks at a press conference in the southwestern Japanese city on May 22, 2012. Eight infants were left during fiscal 2011 at the ''baby hatch'' facility for unwanted newborns set up at the hospital, the lowest number since it opened in May 2007, the Kumamoto city office said the same day. (Kyodo)

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Specially trained dog to chase away monkeys

Photo taken in Omachi in Nagano Prefecture on Aug. 11, 2020, shows Hiroaki Nakayama and his dog Momo, trained to chase away wild monkeys that have ventured from nearby mountains to ruin crops and damage properties. The central Japan city is combining a global positioning system and specially trained canines, known as "monkey dogs," to deter the unwanted raiders.

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Specially trained dog to chase away monkeys

Photo taken in Omachi in Nagano Prefecture on Aug. 11, 2020, shows Hiroaki Nakayama and his dog Momo, trained to chase away wild monkeys that have ventured from nearby mountains to ruin crops and damage properties. The central Japan city is combining a global positioning system and specially trained canines, known as "monkey dogs," to deter the unwanted raiders.

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photographic exhibition Unwanted Moments, Director Vaclav Marhoul, LFS Uherske Hradiste

Czech Director of film The Painted Bird Vaclav Marhoul poses for photographer front of panel of photos of prohibited photographs of emigrant (centre is Czech Director Milos Forman) in Uherske Hradiste, Czech Republic, August 11, 2020. Marhoul speaks about movie Amadeus and Milos Forman who was shooting Amadeus in Prague in 1984. The photographic exhibition Unwanted Moments about manipulation and photographic journalism, prepared by the Czech News Agency (CTK), opened at the Summer Film School (LFS) in Uherske Hradiste. (CTK Photo/Petr Mlch)

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photographic exhibition Unwanted Moments, Director Vaclav Marhoul, LFS Uherske Hradiste

Czech Director of film The Painted Bird Vaclav Marhoul poses for photographer front of panel of photos of prohibited photographs of emigrant (centre is Czech Director Milos Forman) in Uherske Hradiste, Czech Republic, August 11, 2020. Marhoul speaks about movie Amadeus and Milos Forman who was shooting Amadeus in Prague in 1984. The photographic exhibition Unwanted Moments about manipulation and photographic journalism, prepared by the Czech News Agency (CTK), opened at the Summer Film School (LFS) in Uherske Hradiste. (CTK Photo/Petr Mlch)

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Doll festival in Japan

About 30,000 unwanted dolls sent from all over Japan are displayed at a "Hina Matsuri" girls festival in Katsuura, Tokushima Prefecture, western Japan, on Feb. 23, 2019. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Doll festival in Japan

About 30,000 unwanted dolls sent from all over Japan are displayed at a "Hina Matsuri" girls festival in Katsuura, Tokushima Prefecture, western Japan, on Feb. 23, 2019. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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IOC chief Bach in Japan

International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach (L), standing next to Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike, puts a mobile phone in a box to collect unwanted digital devices set up at the Tokyo metropolitan government's main office in the Japanese capital on Nov. 25, 2018. Precious metals in the collected devices will be recycled to make medals for the 2020 Tokyo Games. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo