Month: July 2023

Mr. Sinnott patiently answered her questions — no and six months ago — but people were gathering. “He said, ‘You know everyone’s looking at us, and you haven’t said yes’,”…

Sara Ghodsi sold auto parts before moving to San Diego and becoming a real estate agent. She didn’t have to sit in an office all day, made a good income…

On a beautiful summer day, you don’t need much of an excuse to dine outdoors — especially if you’ve got a garden, patio or deck surrounded by greenery. “It’s more…

In the fall of 2005, Faisal Daaloul was a young adult protesting in the streets of Clichy-sous-Bois, an impoverished Paris suburb seething over the death of two teenagers as they…

After Allied victory, Japan’s entire Pacific Island empire was placed into a trust of roughly 100 inhabited islands spread out over an area the size of the contiguous United States…

Chris Hipkins said the weapons were “indiscriminate, they cause huge damage to innocent people, potentially, and they can have a long-lasting effect as well”. The White House had been made…

“Migrants are out of their comfort zone, and the trip can be horrible. There’s a lot of things that take place in their psyche too,” she said. “Smuggling networks understand…

By Mark PoyserBBC Wales Sport in San Jose Last updated on 8 July 20238 July 2023.From the section Women’s Football USA forward Megan Rapinoe, one of the most successful players…

With the unfolding disaster for the West in Ukraine, Washington’s desperation for some sort of good news to emerge from this week’s NATO summit is growing. While Kiev has been…

One of the best recent books about the American founding is “We the Fallen People: The Founders and American Democracy” by the Wheaton College professor Robert Tracy McKenzie. In it,…