Month: November 2023
Cease-fire begins in Gaza, setting stage for hostage release and aid delivery
The deal is set to include the release of dozens of hostages held by Hamas and Palestinians imprisoned by Israel.
Read MoreDublin Violence Brings Shame on Ireland, Prime Minister Varadkar Says
Officials have condemned violence that broke out in the capital after a knife attack. The police said 34 people were arrested and a police officer was seriously injured.
Read MoreThis Holiday, Don’t Just Decorate Your Home. Make It a Wonderful Escape.
Most people haul out the same old holiday lights each December. But with the world feeling especially bereft of wonder, our columnist is ready to go all out and approach decorating almost like set design. Here’s how.
Read MoreA Punishing Year of Thunderstorms Has Led to Record-Breaking Losses
Thunderstorms this year have battered the U.S. as never before, forcing businesses and insurers to grapple with record-setting levels of damage more typically found with hurricanes.
Read MoreFake Guns and 500-Pound Boars: The Strangest Things Home Sellers Have Left Behind
We asked three real-estate professionals about the weirdest items they discovered after the closing.
Read MoreThe Enduring Allure of a Close Shave
Men may be avoiding their razors for ‘Movember,’ but getting rid of facial and other body hair goes back mllennia in many different cultures.
Read MoreA Team Left Behind in the College Football Realignment Braces for an Exodus
After Saturday’s Apple Cup against Washington, the Washington State Cougars face an uncertain future—and a wave of transfers—in the wake of the Pac-12’s collapse.
Read More‘Biggest ever global strike against Amazon’ kicks off on Black Friday
Amazon workers and allies in dozens of countries around the world took to the streets Friday to protest the e-commerce behemoth’s atrocious working conditions, low pay, union busting, tax dodging, and inaction on planet-warming emissions. The “Make Amazon Pay” strikes
Read MoreDublin riots and looting by right-wing protesters follow stabbing – The Washington Post
Dublin riots and looting by right-wing protesters follow stabbing The Washington Post Rioters clash with police, torch car after knife attack in Dublin Fox News Riots erupt in Dublin after children stabbed Reuters ‘Lunatic, hooligan faction’: Police commissioner on violent protests in Dublin CNN
Read MoreThe Netherlands’ Ruling Party Says It Won’t Join a New Government After Far-Right’s Win
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — A senator from the Netherlands’ Party for Freedom was appointed Friday to investigate possible governing coalitions after the far-right party’s election victory, while the party of outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte said it would support a
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