Verhofstadt takes swipe at Farage after clip of Brexiteer dancing with Patel
Nigel Farage and Priti Patel dance and fist pump Guy Verhofstadt has taken yet another swipe at his old sparring partner, sharing footage of Nigel…
Denver again limits length of shelter stays as migrant arrivals rise
The “unprecedented” number of migrants landing in Denver in recent weeks has grown so quickly that the city announced plans to once again shorten the length…
Fears top Tory will QUIT ahead of Rishi Sunak’s speech confirming HS2 cut
Kay Burley quizzes Grant Shapps over HS2 Fears are growing in Tory high command that one of its most prominent public figures, West Midlands Metro…
Michael Gove launches blistering attack on ‘spineless’ Keir Starmer
Housing Secretary Michael Gove said the Labour leader’s changing stance on Brexit showed he was “transparent, spineless, and swept along by the tide” like the…
Man removed by police after heckling Suella Braverman’s speech
A top Tory has been removed by police after heckling Suella Braverman’s speech at the Tory conference. Tory London assembly chair Andrew Boff was asked…
10 of Denver’s best Halloween pop-up bars for spooky season 2023
Spooky season has arrived in Colorado, and so too have pop-up bars dedicated to celebrating the scariest month of the year. So grab your ghoul…
Putin crony calls for ‘thermonuclear explosion’ to set world back to 1993
A mouthpiece for Russian president Vladimir Putin has called for a devastating thermonuclear explosion with the chance of setting the world back several decades. Margarita…
Three dead as ‘teen’ gunman goes on rampage in Bangkok shopping centre
Three people have died after a teen gunman opened fire at a popular shopping centre in Thailand. Gunshots are believed to have come from a…
Flood fears for fire-affected towns as deluge soaks Victoria
Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Communities in eastern Victoria could be cut off…
Occupational Segregation Drives Persistent Inequality, Study Says
Education has long been hailed as the path to upward mobility in America. But new research points to limits of education as an economic escalator…
Wind Energy Giant Orsted Says Delays in U.S. May Cost $2 Billion
Orsted, the Danish renewable energy giant, has warned that it may write off as much as $2.12 billion because of supply chain problems and other…
For Women With Money Issues, an A.D.H.D. Diagnosis Can Be Revelatory
Seven years ago, I wrote an essay about what life would feel like if I didn’t struggle with saving money. In it, I envisioned the…
CNN Names Mark Thompson Its Next Chief Executive
CNN announced Wednesday that Mark Thompson, the former chief executive of The New York Times Company and director general of the BBC, would be its…
War veteran becomes Postcode Lottery’s oldest ever winner at 98
A World War 2 veteran has become the oldest ever winner of the People’s Postcode Lottery after claiming £685,000. Bernard Botting, 98, scored the high…
Five shot at homecoming celebration at historically black college
Five people were injured when a gunman opened fire into a crowd at a university homecoming celebration. Chaos erupted at Morgan State University, a historically…
Baton Rouge Officers Accused of Covering Up Use of Excessive Force
Three officers and a deputy chief of the police department in Baton Rouge, La., were charged with attempting to cover up their use of stun…
80,000 Students With One Dilemma: Will N.Y.C. School Bus Workers Strike?
As New York City students prepare to return to their classrooms on Thursday, a major question remains unsettled for tens of thousands of families: Will…
Key Suspect in Assassination of Haiti President Is Set to Plead Guilty
A key defendant in the trial of the men charged in the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse of Haiti is set to plead guilty this…
Dozens of ‘Cop City’ Activists Are Indicted on Racketeering Charges
More than 60 activists who challenged a planned Atlanta police and fire training complex have been indicted by a Georgia grand jury in a sprawling…
US House passes bipartisan bill to avoid government shutdown
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. House of Representatives passed a stopgap funding bill on Saturday with overwhelming Democratic support after Republican Speaker Kevin McCarthy backed down…
Shutdown imminent as House, Senate hold split courses on US government funding
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. House of Representatives will vote on a stopgap funding bill, Republican Speaker Kevin McCarthy said on Saturday, just hours before the…
Caught Between China and the West, a Pacific Island Nation Ousts Its Leader
With 1,200 miles of almost empty ocean to its west and more than 7,000 miles of the same to its east, the tiny Pacific archipelago…
Quietly Crushing a Democracy: Millions on Trial in Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s multiparty democracy is being methodically strangled in crowded courtrooms across this country of 170 million people. Nearly every day, thousands of leaders, members and…
Opinion | The Fight for Your Kids’ Brains Has Already Begun
Much of the drama in the charming new Netflix teen comedy “You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah” revolves around the pitfalls of…
Opinion | Paul Krugman’s Economic Advice to China: ‘Live a Little’
The Opinion columnist explains why the Chinese government needs to boost consumer spending to prevent an even worse economic situation. By Paul Krugman Produced by…
Wednesday Briefing: Ukraine’s Next Move
Ukraine confronts a second Russian defense line Ukrainian forces are battling to break through a Russian defense line in the south near the village of…
Opinion | I Spent 17 Years Photographing One Family’s Grief and Growth
Rich St. Pierre was 7 years old when his mother died suddenly. Well-meaning adults would tell him that “she had gone to a better place.”…
Opinion | By Abandoning Civics, Colleges Helped Create the Culture Wars
Free speech is once again a flashpoint on college campuses. This year has seen at least 20 instances in which students or faculty members attempted…