MacDowell Colony Drops the Word Colony, Citing Oppressive Overtones
The artists retreat, founded in 1907, has hosted the likes of James Baldwin, Leonard Bernstein and Audre Lorde, among others. Read more...
Downfall of a big-spending tycoon Pramod Mittal faces bankruptcy
A scion of the ultra-rich Mittal steel dynasty, Pramod has now been served a bankruptcy order against over a debt of 139,786,656.43 - plus interest - in the Insolvency and Companies Court. Read more...
Eagles Receiver DeSean Jackson Apologizes for Anti-Semitic Posts
The Philadelphia Eagles condemned social media posts by Jackson, the teams star wide receiver, saying they were absolutely appalling. Read more...
Class Action Park Documentary Coming to HBO Max
The movie looks back on a water park in Vernon, N.J., that became notorious for injuries and even deaths after it opened in 1978. Read more...
Mario Andretti on Italy and F1 in the pandemic
Motorsport legend Mario Andretti speaks to Patrick Snell about how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting his birth country of Italy and one of the sports that brought him fame, Formula One. Read more...
The Jewish Week Pauses Its Print Edition
Pummeled by the impact of the pandemic, the New York newspaper will try to attract a younger readership online. Read more...
Police officer stabbed in London after chasing suspect with knife
Police officers pursued the male suspect in Hendon Way, north London, at around 1.15pm today before the knife-wielding man proceeded to stab a police constable in the arm. Read more...
JAN MOIR Whoever wins this sickening scrap, Johnny Depp and Amber Heard BOTH lose
JAN MOIR Everything about the Johnny Depp case is wild, sensational, astonishing. It has laid bare a world in which the jets and the islands are private... Read more...
The Queen's Tactical primed for Group One Prix Morny mission after emphatic triumph at Newmarket
Tactical confirmed that The Queen has one of the season's hottest two-year-olds on her hands when galloping away with the Tattersalls July Stakes on the opening day of Newmarket's July Meeting. Read more...
Have a whale of a time! SALLY MORRIS picks the best children's reads this summer
Sally Morris reveals her selection of the best children's books to read throughout summer. Her picks include picture books, young fiction, teen and young adult. Read more...
United Airlines Could Furlough 36,000 Workers as Virus Cases Soar
The airline warned workers that they could lose their jobs because demand for travel remains weak and appears to be falling again as infections rise. Read more...
'Serious' injuries after smash near a busy highway at Menangle as truck ploughed into parked cars
Just after 3pm on Friday emergency services were called to a rest area southbound on the Hume Highway, following reports a b-double crashed into several parked cars. Read more...
Ten tips for buy-to-let Essential advice for property investment
Buy-to-let mortgage rates may be at near rock bottom levels but investing in property is much tougher than it once was. If you a a landlord, or tempted to become one, read our guide. Read more...
London Police to Review Handcuffing Procedures After Detention of Black Athletes
The London police commissioner apologized to the track star Bianca Williams and her partner after they were handcuffed during a traffic stop on Saturday. Read more...
Luxury atop one of the world's tallest hotels
From traditional souks, mosques and UNESCO World Heritage sites, to futuristic skyscrapers, Baku, capital of Azerbaijan, offers an eclectic mix of old and new. Read more...