The family of Virginia Giuffre, who became the most prominent victim of Jeffrey Epstein, has told the BBC that Lord Mandelson should never have been… Read More »Mandelson should never have been ambassador, says Epstein victim’s family
Ultra soft apple crumb cake is loaded with warm cinnamon apples and extra crumb topping. A homemade version of classic New York-style crumb cake, this… Read More »Apple Crumb Cake with Double Crumb & Cinnamon Apples
Desi Arnaz: The Man Who Invented Television, by Todd S. Purdum, Simon & Schuster, 368 pages, $29.99 There’s been plenty written about I Love Lucy,… Read More »Desi Arnaz’s revolution was televised
This morning, my youngest ran down his preschool hallway for the first time. He stopped every few steps to touch the artwork on the walls.… Read More »What Motherhood Really Taught Me About “Having It All”
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A growing number of young people have found themselves a new friend. One that isn’t a classmate, a sibling, or even a therapist, but a… Read More »AI chatbots are harming young people. Regulators are scrambling to keep up. | Fortune
There have undoubtedly been missteps in the government’s first year. One of the most consequential has been its mishandling of the steel industry. While the… Read More »‘A new Business Secretary must mean a new deal for steel’ – LabourList
Sri Lanka enjoyed a perfect start to their 2025 Asia Cup campaign with an emphatic win over Bangladesh at Abu Dhabi on September 13. Young… Read More »Who is Kamil Mishara? 5 interesting facts about Sri Lanka batter who smashed a fifty in BAN vs SL Asia Cup 2025 match
Dubai’s property sector, long known for its appeal to global investors and high-net-worth individuals, is now witnessing a structural shift in the wake of the… Read More »Dubai’s new home buyer initiative sparks Dh90-billion property transaction boom
For years, scientists have been toying with the idea of artificially modifying the climate through geoengineering — especially in the Arctic, which is warming four… Read More »The Arctic is heating up quickly, but scientists say polar geoengineering is ‘unrealistic’ and ‘dangerous’ | CBC News
