Coronavirus Is a Crisis. Might It Also Narrow Inequality?
Economic downturns have often led to political moves to lift the most vulnerable. But recoveries tend to reverse the effect. Read more...
Coronavirus England Infection rate drops to one in 2,200
Data from the Office for National Statistics today estimated that 0.04 per cent of the population of England currently has coronavirus but that 25,000 are still catching it every week. Read more...
Why June Was Such a Terrible Month for Trump
Last month represented the political nadir of President Trumps three and a half years in office, thanks to self-inflicted wounds as he played to his base and missteps by a fractured campaign. Read more...
Drivers who pas their test first time are statistically safer
Motorists who pass their test on the first attempt, on average, have 1.6 prangs in their lifetime while those who take six attempts to get their licence average 6.6 shunts in their driving career, research claims. Read more...
Mississippi changing its flag isn't the end of Confederate symbols in state flags
Mississippi has made it official The state's flag, which bears the familiar cross of the Confederate battle flag, will officially be changed. The state's Republican governor signed the decision into law, solidifying yet another response to ongoing racial reckonings around the country. Read more...
'Beavis and Butt-Head' gets an upgrade with two new seasons by Mike Judge
Comedy Central today announced "Beavis and Butt-Head" creator Mike Judge will reimagine the Gen X MTV series in two new seasons. Judge will also create additional spin-offs and specials of the animated series. Read more...
They Want to Kill Me Many Covid Patients Have Terrifying Delirium
Paranoid hallucinations plague many coronavirus patients in I.C.U.s, an experience that can slow recovery and increase risk of depression and cognitive issues. Read more...
5 BRs, Pool/Hot Tub, Mediterranean Vu; Too Far to Commute to Jerusalem
The United States has put the ambassador to Israels Malibu-style seaside estate on the market. It can be yours for only million. Read more...
Scientists discover naked mole-rats have special tumor-fighting immune systems
A new study from the University of Cambridge has found that naked mole-rats have molecules and cells that surround other naked mole rat cells prevent them from turning into tumors. Read more...
Number of fires in the Amazon reached a 13-year high in June
Brazil's National Institute for Space Research reported that it detected2,248 individual fires in the Amazon last month. Read more...
Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane insists he wants Lionel Messi to STAY at Barcelona
Speculation over Messi's future has been rife over the last 24 hours after Spanish radio station Cadena SER claimed he is ready to leave the Nou Camp next summer. Read more...
Is the Five-Day Office Week Over?
The pandemic has shown employees and employers alike that theres value in working from home at least, some of the time. Read more...
Boris Johnson pleads with revellers to be 'sensible' when pubs reopen tomorrow
In a phone-in on LBC Radio, Boris Johnson said he wanted people to use the loosening of lockdown in England from tomorrow to 'enjoy summer'. Read more...
Duchess Goldblatt Is a Riddle, Wrapped in a Mystery, Inside a Twitter Account
Becoming Duchess Goldblatt is a memoir by the writer behind a beloved fictional character whose fans include Lyle Lovett and Celeste Ng. Read more...
The bizarre Super Saturday rules that will see Britain reopen but unlike it's ever looked before
Post-lockdown life will be unlike anything Britain has seen before. From talking your cutlery to restaurants to bans on singing in pubs, the Mail gives a detailed guide to all the do's and dont's as Britain reopens. Read more...