The other worldly beauty of the world's deserts captured in amazing picturesby Luca Tombolini
Italian photographer Luca Tombolini, who lives between Paris and Milan, has travelled to some of the world's most eye-catching and unusual deserts to capture these mesmerising images. Read more...
CHRIS SUTTON I will continue to wear Black Lives Matter badge... equlity means more than politics
There is a difference between Black Lives Matter the message and Black Lives Matter the organisation. One is about fighting for equality. The other's UK wing has called for cuts to police funding. Read more...
Lester Holt shares the moment from George Floyd39;s funeral that moved him most
The 34;NBC Nightly News34; anchor spoke to Kelly Clarkson about the emotional experience covering Floyd39;s funeral in Texas. Read more...
Milton Glaser, Master Designer of I NY Logo, Is Dead at 91
He was also a founder of New York magazine, created a memorable Bob Dylan poster and produced designs for everything from supermarkets to restaurants to Mad Men. Read more...
Pixacao is native to Brazil and similar in method to tagging. It's characterised by distinctive large letters painted in a cryptic style
The first thing I notice wandering through Sao Paulo is the lack of advertising. There are no billboards, outdoor video screens or ads on buses. Instead I fi... Read more...
Actual Coronavirus Infections Vastly Undercounted, C.D.C. Data Shows
The prevalence of infections is more than 10 times higher than the counted number of cases in six regions of the United States. Read more...
Man, 43, arrested in hunt for Michigan sniper who fired at random cars in four counties in two-week campaign of terror
The 43-year-old suspect was taken into custody on Monday night in Wixom, the Detroit suburb where the shootings began. Read more...
Bystander can't stop laughing after car reverses into Police vehicle in Ramsgate, Sydney
An 80-year-old man accidentally reversed onto the bonnet of a police car in Rocky Point Road in Ramsgate in Sydney's South on Wednesday afternoon. Read more...
Kenneth Lewes, Who Challenged Views of Homosexuality, Dies at 76
In an influential book, he defied the idea that being gay, as he was, is an illness, and took on psychiatrys history of homophobia. He died of the coronavirus. Read more...
Is the UK risking a second wave? 26% of Britons admit being less strict about social distancing
More than a quarter the public (26 per cent) agreed they were now paying less attention to social distancing rules and other guidelines than they were at the beginning of the crisis. Read more...
Calorie Counts on the Kids Menu
Will posting nutritional information at chain restaurants change our behavior, and our weight? Read more...
South Australia opens its borders to Queensland tonight
South Australia will let in visitors from Queensland as of midnight on Friday. Read more...
Washington Post opinion editor gets threats from white men
Washington Post opinion editor Karen Attiah on Wednesday tweeted screenshots of threatening texts and emails she says she has received amid calls for her firing for a controversial tweet. Read more...
China39;s National Security Law for Hong Kong, Explained
The legislation grants Beijing broad powers to crack down on a variety of political crimes, including meting out life imprisonment for grave offenses. But the law is rife with ambiguities. Read more...
Trumps New Russia Problem Unread Intelligence and Missing Strategy
High-level clearance is not required to see that the list of Russian aggressions in recent weeks rivals some of the worst days of the Cold War. Read more...
Twitter removes photo from Trump tweet over copyright violation after complaint from New York Times
Twitter has taken down a meme tweeted by Donald Trump on Tuesday that included a photo of the president that was taken by New York Times photographer Damon Winter in 2015. Read more...
Simon Stephenson, Michael Connelly, Paul M. M. Cooper and Nick Bradley This week's best new fiction
Reporter Jack McEvoy first appeared in Connelly's 1996 breakthrough thriller, The Poet. The newspaper industry is no longer what it was, and nor is Jack. Read more...
Dating on a Budget in the 1960s
Metropolitan Diary Dinner, a cruise and ground transportation, courtesy of the subway system, Chinatown and the Staten Island Ferry, could add up to very little 50 years ago. Read more...
For Mother's Day, Olly Smith recommends looking for taste not price when buying your bubbles
Mother's Day is here and what better way to show her you care than with a bottle of something fabulous? Kick off the celebrations by bagging her a bubbly so brilliant she'll order a dozen Read more...
British butterflies are at risk of being wiped outby farming as conservation measures fail
Conservation efforts around the margins of agriculture are not enough to protect all of the UK's rare species which are suffering from pollution and climate change, experts said. Read more...