Jeffrey Epstein's Australian accuser Virginia Roberts shares emotional message from her hospital bed
Virginia Roberts Guiffrealleges she was a victim of paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and was trafficked to Europe to have sex with powerful men, including Britain's Prince Andrew. Read more...
Chinatown Is Coming Back, One Noodle at a Time
Restaurants in the Manhattan neighborhood suffered early in the pandemic. Some are just now experimenting with outdoor service. Read more...
Tyler Shultz claims he was 'bullied' by Theranos lawyers after exposing company as a 'fraud'
Tyler Shultz described finding himself ' under extreme pressure' by attorneys for medical tech company Theranos after speaking out against his former employer's practices in 2014. Read more...
McLaren reveal futuristic race car for 2050 featuring AI co-pilot and self-healing tyres
McLaren have given Formula One fans their take on what the future of the sport looks like as they presented the 2050 the MCLExtreme, a futuristic race car built and designed for the future. Read more...
N.B.A. Players, Coaches and Executives React on Social Media to Sterlings Ban
N.B.A. players, coaches and executives took to Twitter and Facebook to support the ban of Donald Sterling by Commissioner Adam Silver. Read more...
England's schools get powers to appeal GCSE/A-level results
England's exams regulator has said schools and colleges can appeal if they can prove that historical data used to standardise grades is not a reliable indicator of this year's results. Read more...
Abolish the Police? Those Who Survived the Chaos in Seattle Arent So Sure
What is it like when a city abandons a neighborhood and the police vanish? Business owners describe a harrowing experience of calling for help and being left all alone. Read more...
Pessimists die two years earlier on average - but being overtly optimistic doesn't improve longevity
A new study from QIMR Berghofer found that people with higher pessimistic scores were more likely to die two years earlier from issues such as cardiovascular disease. Read more...
As N.F.L. Fights Racism and Sexism, Team Owners Undercut the Message
The league has often focused its progressive efforts at employees, players and public displays. But the actions of team owners have undermined attempts at change. Read more...
Birmingham and London top list of 10 cities that residents want to leave post-lockdown
Research from Barclays Mortgages suggests that nearly a third of those currently living in Birmingham and London - at 32 per cent and 30 per cent respectively - feel the biggest urge to move. Read more...
At Europes Illegal Parties, the Virus Is the Last Thing on Anyones Mind
Across the continent, crowds are flocking to events organized on social media and messaging apps, despite risks and a backlash. Read more...
Mumbai Finally Puts Female Figures on Traffic Lights
At many crossings, Indias largest city replaced male stick figures with icons in triangular dresses. But critics say the move does little to address an entrenched gender divide. Read more...
7 Things to Do This Weekend
How can you get your cultural fix when many arts institutions remain closed? Our writers offer suggestions for what to listen to and watch. Read more...
William Hill hands back furlough millions after 'robust recovery'
Just a day after Treasury figures showed the cost of the scheme had spiralled to nearly 34bn, the gambling giant said it would repay 24.5m it had received. Shares surged 8.9 per cent. Read more...
A New Rooftop Option for Drinking and Dining at Pier 17
A Williamsburg spot from the team behind Eight Mile Creek, a milk tea cafe in Greenwich Village, and more restaurant news. Read more...