February 2020

These Are the Roger Stone Prosecutors Who Quit the Case

They’ve clerked for Supreme Court justices, served at the State Department and orbited Robert S. Mueller III. On Tuesday, the four main federal prosecutors working on the obstruction and perjury case of Roger J. Stone Jr. shared another distinction: they quit the case. The abrupt withdrawals came after the Justice Department overruled their recommendation for

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Movers Accidentally Destroy World-Famous Pianist’s $200,000 Piano

Movers dropped a rare and expensive grand piano belonging to one of the world’s leading pianists, damaging it beyond repair. Canadian musician Angela Hewitt detailed the accidental destruction of her F278 Fazioli — worth an estimated $200,000 — in a poignant Facebook post. “I adored this piano. It was my best friend, best companion,” wrote the Italy-based

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PMQs: Johnson and Corbyn on UK-US extradition relations

The UK has a “one-sided” extradition treaty with the US, the Labour leader said, as he called for an “equal and balanced” relationship. Boris Johnson said Jeremy Corbyn “has a point” over extradition between the two nations, and there were “elements of that relationship that are unbalanced”. UK viewers can watch the full edition for

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The 1975 frontman Matty Healy makes festival gender balance pledge

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The 1975 topped the bill at last summer’s Reading and Leeds festivals The 1975 will no longer play festivals that have too few female artists on the bill, singer Matty Healy has pledged. The musician made the promise after this year’s Reading and Leeds festivals were criticised for a

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House Hunting in Toronto: An Original Midcentury-Modern for $1.6 Million

A Preserved Midcentury-Modern on Lake Ontario $1.64 MILLION (2.18 MILLION CANADIAN DOLLARS) This three-bedroom, two-bathroom house designed by the noted Canadian architect James Murray is in Scarborough Village, a wooded neighborhood about 10 miles east of downtown Toronto. Perched atop the Scarborough Bluffs, a nine-mile expanse of wooded cliffs, the 1,836-square-foot, midcentury-modern house offers unobstructed

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