This Mini Cooper is built to race. No, really
The Mini John Cooper Works GP doesn't come with back seats and only 3000 will be made, but that shouldn't stop you from taking a ride in one. Read more...
Greg Clarke Resigns as F.A. Chairman After Testimony
In comments to a parliamentary committee, the chairman of Englands soccer association spoke in stereotypes about Black and Asian people, girls and others. By the end of the day, he had resigned. Read more...
The rich will keep getting richer 300 wealthiest people in the world are more than 300 billion better off than this time last year, and Bill Gates is back on top
The world's richest people grew even richer in 2013, adding 4 billion to their collective net worth, with Bill Gates adding .8billion to his net worth. Read more...
Around the World at Home Series Lets Readers Explore Cultures
A new series, Around the World at Home, lets readers channel the spirit of a faraway place without hopping on a flight. Read more...
Facebook shares plummet nearly 4 per cent as company's OWN employees dump stock
The social networking giant ended the day down 3.79 percent after 99million shares changed hands. Company stock fell 83 cents to close at .11 Wednesday. The stock is down 44 percent from its IPO price of . Read more...
Plan to Hold Corporations Liable for Violations Abroad Fails in Switzerland
The proposal would have exposed multinational companies to greater scrutiny over human rights and environmental abuses. Read more...
SpaceX launches reusable Falcon 9 rocket booster for SEVENTH time
Launching from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida on Tuesday, the Falcon 9 flight was the seventh time that particular first stage booster had been used. Read more...
Mosul Review In Iraq, This Time Its Personal
A rogue Iraqi SWAT team fights the Islamic State in Matthew Michael Carnahans action thriller. Read more...
Nike and Coca-Cola Lobby Against Xinjiang Forced Labor Bill
Business groups and major companies like Apple have been pressing Congress to alter legislation cracking down on imports of goods made with forced labor from persecuted Muslim minorities in China. Read more...
Incoming congressman tests positive for Covid-19
Rep.-elect Carlos Gimenez of Florida announced Friday evening that he and his wife tested positive for Covid-19 Thursday and are self-isolating in their home. Read more...
Pentagon Chief Visits Somalia Ahead of Expected Troop Cuts
Acting Defense Secretary Christopher C. Miller met with troops and commanders in the region as turmoil bedevils the nation with approaching elections and an enduring threat from the Shabab. Read more...
Maiden Voyages review A watery in-between world where the usual rules didn't quite apply
During the 25 years between the sinking of the Titanic and the outbreak of the Second World War, thousands of women criss-crossed the Atlantic on the great ocean liners of the day. Read more...
As Boris Johnson Plays Scrooge, Marcus Rashford Works to Feed Hungry Britons
A campaign begun by the soccer star Marcus Rashford to provide free meals to children who need them is being taken up by small-business owners, who themselves are often struggling. Read more...
Demi Moore and daughter Scout Willis make a pit-stop at their LA storage space with an assistant
Demi Moore donned overalls and her daughter Scout Willis opted for jeans and a tee during a pitstop with an assistant at their storage space in Los Angeles. Read more...
Walkabout China Limits Travel to Hong Kong
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Researcher stumbles upon mysterious 5,000-year-old paintings depicting arrows and human-like figures
The drawings, around 4 inches in length, were discovered in the rocky area of San Juan, near the town of Albuquerque in the province of Badajoz in western Spain. Read more...
The T List Holiday Gift Guide, Part I
Tropical fruit, small-batch chocolate, gold earrings and more. Read more...
Pandora's Jar review Proves that the classics are far from dead, and keep evolving with us
Swinging a baseball bat, Beyonc sings 'What's worse, looking jealous or crazy?' The Hold Up music video shows a woman betrayed by the man she loves. Read more...
Japan's female suicide crisis
The country, which has one of the highest suicide rates in the world, recorded2,153 such incidents for the month of October, marking the fourth month in a row that the figure has increased. Read more...
Protests take place across France against proposed security law
Demonstrations are taking place across France against the country's proposed "global security" law and its flagship measure, which plans to restrict the filming of police officers. Read more...