Farewell to a dancer, not so choreographed
When Abi Stafford Lillo took her final bow last fall after more than two decades with the New York City Ballet, it seemed like a… Read More »Farewell to a dancer, not so choreographed
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Descent to bottom of New Mexico’s ‘Bottomless Pit’ finds oddities thrown by tourists
The “Bottomless Pit” in Carlsbad Caverns National Park does indeed have a bottom, and a group of cavers recently made the perilous descent on a… Read More »Descent to bottom of New Mexico’s ‘Bottomless Pit’ finds oddities thrown by tourists
Europe’s new law secretly forces TikTok to open
Social networks are growing faster nowadays. It took Facebook eight years to reach 1 billion users, but TikTok was there in just five years. The… Read More »Europe’s new law secretly forces TikTok to open
Europe is about to ban Russian oil: what happens next?
Russia’s decades-long dominance of the European energy market is crumbling and the biggest blow is expected this week as the European Union moves towards a… Read More »Europe is about to ban Russian oil: what happens next?
‘One launch, Boris, and England is no more’
An intercontinental ballistic missile launched from the ground from the Plesetsk facility in northwestern Russia during military exercises in December 2020.Associated Press A Russian propagandist… Read More »‘One launch, Boris, and England is no more’
Celebrity photographer Ron Galella dies aged 91
He personified the paparazzi – brutal and relentless in chasing the famous, most notably Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. But his photos were also admired.
Investigation into President Biden’s Past Abortion Comments
Investigation into President Biden’s Past Abortion Comments
Starbucks plans pay increases that don’t apply to unionized workers
Starbucks announced Tuesday that it would increase wages and expand training at corporate locations across the United States. But it said the changes won’t apply… Read More »Starbucks plans pay increases that don’t apply to unionized workers
In a Texas ‘sunset town’, white vigilantes forced black residents to leave the house
It’s time to talk about what some people would rather forget. The sign language was blunt. There was never any doubt about the message or… Read More »In a Texas ‘sunset town’, white vigilantes forced black residents to leave the house
Inside Politico’s Roe v. Wade Scoop
Politico’s top editors and executives spent Sunday mornings drinking Bloody Marys and munching on bite-sized waffles and sausages while chatting with top Washington officials, including… Read More »Inside Politico’s Roe v. Wade Scoop
Johnny Depp’s Pity Party Over Lost Millions Reaches Its Bitter Climax
JIM WATSON/AFP via Getty For three weeks, Virginia jurors heard Johnny Depp and a parade of his witnesses portray the actor as a perfect gentleman… Read More »Johnny Depp’s Pity Party Over Lost Millions Reaches Its Bitter Climax
Latest Economics, Jobs and Business News: Live Updates
Politico’s office in Arlington, Virginia.Credit…Ting Shen for The New York Times Moments after Politico published a draft opinion written by Supreme Court Justice Samuel A.… Read More »Latest Economics, Jobs and Business News: Live Updates
Don’t Call Tony Fadell An Asshole – He Prefers ‘Mission Driven’
That touches on another distinction you make, between what you call a “caring CEO” and a micromanager. Where do you draw the line? You micromanage… Read More »Don’t Call Tony Fadell An Asshole – He Prefers ‘Mission Driven’
Chinese Aircraft Carrier on Combat Training in the Western Pacific
BEIJING (AP) – Chinese aircraft carrier group Liaoning has embarked on a “realistic combat” training mission in the western Pacific Ocean, the Chinese navy said… Read More »Chinese Aircraft Carrier on Combat Training in the Western Pacific
Russia wants to sell more energy to Asia, but has to cut prices
BEIJING — Last year, the Grand Aniva, a Russian tanker with four spherical tanks for holding ultra-cold liquefied natural gas, sailed between a gas field… Read More »Russia wants to sell more energy to Asia, but has to cut prices
