A few months ago when my new passport arrived, I tore open the envelope with the relief of someone who had already booked a two-week international trip. The first stamp in my new book would be Morocco, which is what I was thinking about as I flipped through the pristine blank pages. I had thumbed […]
There Are 13 Quotations in a U.S. Passport. Guess How Many Are From Men? Read More »
Olympic champion Majlinda Kelmendi now has a statue in her hometown By ZENEL ZHINIPOTOKU and LLAZAR SEMINI Associated Press February 28, 2020, 12:43 PM 2 min read PEJA, Kosovo — Olympic champion Majlinda Kelmendi, the first athlete from Kosovo to win a gold medal at the games, now has a statue in her hometown. Hundreds
Kosovar judoka Majlinda Kelmendi gets statue in her hometown Read More »
Good morning and welcome to On Politics, a daily political analysis of the 2020 elections based on reporting by New York Times journalists. Sign up here to get On Politics in your inbox every weekday. Where things stand in the race If you’ve been reading this newsletter, you know that Democratic superdelegates are a freaked-out
On Politics: Where Things Stand Before South Carolina Read More »
A British tourist quarantined in the Costa Adeje Palace, Tenerife, has described her experience as “very stressful”. Lara Pennington and her family have self-isolated themselves in their room within the quarantined hotel, which is holding 700 guests, among them 168 Britons. Jet 2 have said health and safety is a priority and cite their responsibility
Coronavirus: British tourist describes Tenerife hotel quarantine Read More »
Image copyright Reuters Image caption Prince Harry, Bon Jovi and two members of the Invictus Games Choir recreated the famous Beatles album cover Rock royalty met the Royal Family when the Duke of Sussex got behind a microphone with Jon Bon Jovi. They met at Abbey Road Studios, where the US rocker is re-recording his
Prince Harry meets Jon Bon Jovi at Abbey Road Studios Read More »
Image copyright Reuters The acquittal of three former Barclays executives is the only time a jury has ruled on criminal allegations against senior bankers for events in the 2008 crisis. The senior executives in this trial, which began in October – Roger Jenkins, 64, Tom Kalaris, 64 and Richard Boath, 61 – were not the
The inside story of the Barclays trial Read More »
New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern called Australia’s policy of deporting foreign nationals convicted of committing crimes “corrosive” in a heated press conference with her Australian counterpart Scott Morrison. It comes after the Australian government stepped up deportations of foreign-born criminals in recent months. The move has seen hundreds of people deported from Australia to
Jacinda Adern: Australia’s deportation policy ‘corrosive’ Read More »
The Times’s 52 places to go in 2020 spans the globe, from Washington, D.C., to Mount Kenya to Sabah, Malaysia. Maybe you’re already buying your plane tickets, or maybe you can’t get away anytime soon — but either way, we recommend the books below, which will help you explore on the ground or from your
52 Books for 52 Places Read More »
The Premier League is set to go ahead as planned this weekend as the world’s sporting calendar gets increasingly affected by the fast-spreading new virus By STEVE DOUGLAS AP Sports Writer February 28, 2020, 11:59 AM 2 min read As the world’s sporting calendar gets increasingly affected by the fast-spreading new virus, the Premier League
‘We’re glued to the TV’: Premier League clubs wary of virus Read More »
“If this decision is not reversed,” Ms. Collins wrote, “the department risks denying thousands of students living in rural Maine the chance to reach their full potentials.” Senator Jon Tester, Democrat of Montana, wrote that 220 of his state’s most remote, impoverished school districts would take a $400,000 cut from the change. “The department should
Education Dept. to Cut Off Federal Funding for Some Rural Schools Read More »
