Barcelona 'make shock approach for Tottenham pair Tanguy Ndombele and Ryan Sessegnon'
The Spanish giants are ready to give the out-of-favour duo a route out of north-London but only if Spurs accept player-plus-cash deals for the pair. Read more...
Share Your 2020 College Application Essays
Did you apply for undergraduate admission for the fall 2020 semester? Did you write an essay about money, work or social class? Wed like to read it and perhaps publish it. Read more...
The mediocre dinners NBA stars have been served on their first night in the Disney World 'bubble'
NBA players have given fans a stark insight into life inside the Disney World 'bubble' as they prepare for the season's restart on July 30. However, fans believe that LeBron James (inset) won't approve. Read more...
A Month Before the N.B.A.s Restart, the Nets Keep Losing Players
The coronavirus and injuries have left the Nets with a depleted roster, raising questions about how competitive they will be when the season resumes in July. Read more...
A Novel of Sexual Obsession Has Something to Say About How We Tell Stories
22 Minutes of Unconditional Love, by Daphne Merkin, muses on the process of making up stories while recounting a young womans torrid affair with an older man. Read more...
Jet2 reveals coronavirus rules before flights restart on 15 July
A Jet2 video shows how passengers will be required to wear face masks throughout their journey and board in small groups on to aircraft that are 'professionally cleaned each day'. Read more...
How to outsmart fake news in your Facebook feed
Fake news is actually really easy to spot -- if you know how. Consider this your New Media Literacy Guide. Read more...
Third of San Quentin's 4,000 prisoners have been diagnosed with coronavirus and six have died
Over 1,300 prisoners have now been infected at San Quentin state in northern California, the home of California's death row for male inmates, making the outbreak the third largest in the United States. Read more...
Anna Begum
This picture accompanying an article concerning the Olympics (November 7 2009) mistakenly showed the wrong woman. We are happy to clarify that the Anna Begum pictured had no connection with this story and we apologise to Ms Begum for the distress and embarrassment caused. Read more...
Flight attendant, 63, escaped Sydney hotel quarantine by 'convincing security she had to go to work'
NSW Police were called to Sydney's Marriott hotel, in Circular Quay, about 7am Wednesday to reports a Queensland woman had absconded during her 14-day mandatory quarantine. Read more...
Wheres Trumps Financial Disclosure? The White House Blames the Pandemic
The annual report was due last week under federal ethics rules, but the White House says it needs more time. The president was already given a 45-day extension. Read more...
U.S. Weighs Early Vaccine Access for Minorities and Others at Risk
When a coronavirus vaccine hits the market, it will be a key tool in putting an end to the pandemic. A federal committee is debating who in the population should get it first. Read more...
Class Action Park Documentary Coming to HBO Max
The movie looks back on a water park in Vernon, N.J., that became notorious for injuries and even deaths after it opened in 1978. Read more...
Discovery of 750-year-old seal of medieval pope in Shropshire is 1.5millionth find by British public
The medieval find, which is more than 750 years old, was a seal of Pope Innocent IV and may have links to an English monarch. It was found by a metal detectorist in Shropshire. Read more...
Zurich to refund travel insurance customers
Around 10,000 of its customers who were unable to travel during lockdown can expect a full refund or rearrange their policy to fit new trip dates. Read more...
A Teacher Held a Famous Racism Exercise in 1968. Shes Still at It.
The day after Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, Jane Elliott carried out the Blue Eyes, Brown Eyes exercise in her classroom. Now, people are returning to her work. Read more...