October 2019

Removal of Notre Dame’s melted scaffold to begin ‘in weeks’

France’s culture minister says the melted, twisted scaffolding atop Notre Dame Cathedral will be removed “in the coming weeks” to allow restoration work to begin. It’s been six months since an April 15 fire gutted the medieval structure, which was under renovation at the time and crisscrossed with scaffolding where the spire once stood. Culture […]

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Stephen King Hits Trump’s Foreign Policy Doctrine With A NSFW Nickname

Author Stephen King joined the chorus of critics calling out President Donald Trump for pulling U.S. troops from Syria. Trump’s decision meant abandoning America’s Kurdish allies in Syria, who have fought alongside U.S. troops against Islamic State terrorists for the past five years. With U.S. troops out of the picture, the Kurds quickly came under

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Which Candidates Will Win Tonight’s Democratic Debate? Six Experts Offer Tips.

Joseph R. Biden Jr. KELLY The former vice president should aggressively set the record straight armed with facts and outside validators, and make clear that Trump’s motivation is simple: He’s scared of running against Biden and is trying to pick a different nominee. Biden should then quickly pivot back to what voters love and believe

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Spikes – and other ways disabled people combat unwanted touching

Image copyright Bronwyn Berg Bronwyn Berg became so fed-up with people manhandling her without asking, she put spikes on her wheelchair. And she’s not alone. With a spate of disabled people reporting unwanted touching some are taking action to stop it in its tracks. You’re minding your own business when – out of nowhere –

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