Morning opening: Europe gets tougher on migration Jakub Krupa Italy and Denmark lead a group of countries pushing back on the European court of human rights’ interpretation of the Human Rights Convention when it comes to migration. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni (L) walks with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen at Palazzo Chigi in Rome,…
Last year, my wife bought me a Lacoste polo shirt for my birthday. Standard design, with the little green crocodile on the chest. On any pleasant day – I live in Lisbon where they’re frequent, but the same could be said in the UK summer – I’ll see at least one other man wearing one….
Mahmoud Khalil, the Columbia University graduate and detained Palestinian activist, was finally allowed to hold his infant son for the first time Thursday – one month after he was born – thanks to a federal judge who blocked the Trump administration’s efforts to keep the father and infant separated by a Plexiglass barrier. The visit…
The bank holiday getaway is likely to be a tricky one, with transport analysts predicting congested roads and the year’s busiest day so far for departing airports, while long-distance rail passengers dodge the start of more engineering work. Motoring organisations forecast traffic to be at its worst on Friday, with many drivers surveyed apparently taking…
Along a flat coastal highway in south-east Texas, surrounded by wetlands and open plains, the artefacts of a new American oligarchy appear in quick succession. Three towering rockets stand upright on the horizon. A fleet of Tesla Cybertrucks speeds by. A large mural of the Shiba Inu “doge” dog stares ahead, its arms crossed. There…
Diana Taurasi gives her thoughts on the upcoming CBA in the WNBA With the upcoming WNBA collective bargaining agreement in need of negotiating, Diana Taurasi gives her thoughts on what needs to be focused on. Sports Seriously CHICAGO — News that the New York Liberty have a valuation of $450 million, a record for a…