Month: July 2023
A Student at Saint Ann’s Died by Suicide. Was the School to Blame?
An eighth grader was asked to leave Saint Ann’s, a prestigious private school in Brooklyn. Three months later, he ended his life. Now his parents are suing the school.
Read MoreIsrael uses drones and troops to target militant stronghold in occupied West Bank
Monday’s incursion resembled the wide-scale military operations carried out during the second Palestinian uprising two decades ago. Palestinian health officials say at least eight Palestinians have been killed and 50 others wounded.
Read MoreWhy was Trump hoarding classified government documents? – The Guardian
Why was Trump hoarding classified government documents? The Guardian
Read MoreWhy King Charles Is Having a Second Coronation
On Wednesday, July 5, Scotland will welcome King Charles III with a royal procession during the annual Holyrood Week—also known as Royal Week—where the British monarch travels across the region to celebrate Scottish life, culture, and community. This will be
Read MoreBrandeis University president sorry for ad calling school ‘anything but Orthodox’
Apology that New York Times advertisement ‘missed the mark’ comes after school initially defended it as ‘a play on words meant to highlight Brandeis’ unique story’
Read MoreMore Than a Month After Thailand’s Election, We Still Don’t Know Who Will Lead the Country. Here Are All the Ways It Could Go
Thailand’s King Maha Vajiralongkorn presided over the opening of parliament in Bangkok on Monday evening after nationwide elections seven weeks ago promised to turn a new chapter in the country’s politics after nearly a decade of junta rule. The election
Read MoreThe Daring Choice That Made Fred Kerley the World’s Fastest Man
The U.S. 400-meter runner leapt to the 100 and became world champion. Now he’s aiming for a double-gold feat last done by Usain Bolt.
Read MoreChina’s Chip Industry Grim but Defiant as New U.S. Sanctions Loom
At an annual semiconductor-industry conference in Shanghai, U.S. export restrictions are a major topic.
Read MoreNatural Gas Drops 3% from Friday’s 17-Week High
Natural gas prices fell on profit-taking after prices surged on Friday, the highest closing price since March 3.
Read More‘It’s not riots – it’s war’, says police chief in French town where mayor’s home was attacked
The police chief in a French town reeling from an attack on its mayor’s home has told Sky News his officers are involved in “a war” against rioters “who are there to kill us”.
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