South Korean court to review prosecution's arrest warrant request for Samsung heir
A South Korean court said on Thursday it will review the prosecution's request for an arrest warrant for Samsung Electronics vice chairman Jay Y. Lee. Read more...
Agassi From wild child to role model
Ten years after retiring from the sport, tennis legend Andre Agassi talks to Open Court about his remarkable career and life after tennis. Read more...
Britain's national debt set to hit 2 trillion for first time
The grim milestone will be breached next month, according to projections from the Office for Budget Responsibility. Read more...
Golfers Embrace CBD, Even as Its Gentility Is Questioned
PGA and Champions Tour players have become more vocal about using CBD to treat their ailments since the compound was removed from banned substances list in 2018. Read more...
Grandfather reads stories to grandchildren during lockdown and now he's a hit with thousands online
Gavin Elliott, 44, from Denby, Derbyshire, has an audience of around 4,000 children listening to him read. He began by reading to grandchildren Poppy-Rose, four, Skyla-Rae, two, and Oscar-James. Read more...
Scott Morrison is heckled by a furious homeowner on front lawn
The Prime Minister was taking questions from journalists on live TV in Googong, New South Wales when a man came out of his home and chastised reporters. Read more...
SARAH VINE Madeleine McCann's disappearance was every parent's nightmare that still haunts us
SARAH VINE Those of us who have followed the twists and turns of the Madeleine McCann story had all but given up hope of the long-running inquiry into her disappearance leading anywhere. Read more...
In Lockdown, a Neighborhood Opens Up
Grab a hyperlocal bakery loaf and a copy of the kids newspaper, and we can discuss over stoop cocktails. Read more...
Seeing the Invisible Patient
Physicians too often fail to address the needs of caregivers, a clinical review finds. Read more...
Saudi Arabia stops death penalty for people who committed crimes as minors
Saudi Arabia is abolishing the death penalty for people who committed crimes as minors, the state-backed Human Rights Commission (HRC) said in a statement Sunday. Read more...
Musicians in lockdown rage against industry machine
Lockdown bans on live performance have left many British musicians on the breadline, fuelling a campaign for them to get a bigger share of the profits from streaming their songs online. Edward Baran reports. Read more...
Stocks have more room to run analyst
DataTrek Research's Nick Colas says corporate earnings should help further lift stocks in 2020. He tells Reuters' Fred Katayama the protests won't hold the market back, noting that the SP 500 rose 11% amid the social unrest in 1968. Read more...
Looking for someone to hang out with Parents peg details of their children on a washing line in bid to find them a partner
The bizarre dating ritual takes place at People's Park in Shanghai, and the ads reveal everything from the child's age and height to their job and income. Read more...
Why Students Lie, and Why We Fall for It
All kids lie, the writer Maria Konnikova says. Its a part of growing up, testing limits and adjusting to social expectations and norms. Read more...
Students from an exclusive private school in Australia slammed for re-enacting George Floyd's death
A picture showing two students from an elite private school in Australia appearing to re-enact the death of George Floyd has sparked outrage online. Read more...
The Best Way to Eat Grilled Salmon
Pair it with crisp lettuces and a pungent chile-lime dressing for a light, summery dinner. Read more...
After lockdown, Australians seek to learn survival skills in the bush
Learning Australian bush survival skills is becoming popular as city folk turn to nature with the easing of the coronavirus lockdown, organisers of a course outside Sydney said. Read more...
The homes frozen in time on Hong Kong's abandoned Yim Tin Tsai island
While many visitors to Hong Kong know about the main Hong Kong island, home to many of the financial capital's skyscrapers, the city is actually an archipelago. Read more...
Council sparks debate after covering up an Australian flag painted by a patriotic resident
Northern Beaches Councillor Rory Amon and took to Facebook on Thursday to express disappointment after his own council painted over a resident's artwork citing 'safety concerns'. Read more...
Speeded-up LNER cab ride footage of a train travelling from Edinburgh to London in SIX MINUTES
For those missing travelling around Britain - here's a way to see hundreds of miles of it in mere minutes. LNER has released speeded-up footage of a journey from Edinburgh to Kings Cross. Read more...