Thousands of French police officers have joined a “march of anger” in Paris to protest against a range of issues, including rising suicides and poor working conditions. The action marked the first mass police strike in France since 2001. Participants also said there had been a rise in hostility towards police officers and decried French […]
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How do New York Times journalists use technology in their jobs and in their personal lives? Ali Watkins, who covers crime and law enforcement in New York, discussed the tech she’s using. What are your go-to tech tools for work? I’ll be the first to admit: I’m a curmudgeon when it comes to tech. I
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The Latest on the track and field world championships on Wednesday (all times local): 9:00 p.m. Michael Norman’s bid for gold in the 400 meters is over. The fastest man in the world over the 400 this year, the U.S. runner never got going in his semifinal and finished seventh, ahead of only an injured
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Chief EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has said “lots of work still needs to be done” to reach a deal that fulfils the objectives of the Irish backstop. Speaking after the British government published its new Brexit proposals, including plans to replace the backstop, he said “there is progress”. He said EU negotiators would continue
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Rent’s due. You’ve overspent on dining out, splurged on that amazing outfit you desperately needed, or maybe you’re just on a tight budget. I hear you. I spent my early 20s in the exact same cycle. But don’t let the fact that you’re not living like a Kardashian stop you from eating good food. My
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Barrie Masters was a member of Eddie and the Hot Rods from their formation in 1975 Barrie Masters, the lead singer of the band Eddie and the Hot Rods, has died aged 63. The band were best known for their top 10 hit in 1977, Do Anything You Wanna
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A Dutch inventor says that after a series of setbacks his system for catching plastic floating in the Pacific between California and Hawaii is now working. Boyan Slat, a university dropout who founded The Ocean Cleanup nonprofit, announced Wednesday that the floating boom is skimming up waste ranging in size from a discarded net and
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With cameras in the starting blocks peering up the legs of athletes into their eyes, television viewers have been taken closer to the action than ever before at the world championships. Just too up close and personal for some athletes. “I’m not too keen about it because it’s kind of invading my private space in
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The House threatened to subpoena the White House if it did not comply by Friday with requests for documents tied to the Ukraine matter. Representative Elijah E. Cummings of Maryland, the chairman of the Oversight and Reform Committee, notified his committee of the impending subpoena on Wednesday. He said the White House had thus far
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