[ad_1] At five minutes past noon on Friday, Ticketmaster sent Joe Holmes and many others in Britain an email: “Congratulations, you have succeeded in the ballot” for two tickets to the coronation concert of King Charles. Mr Holmes, a final-year…
[ad_1] As part of The Times’ coverage of last year’s global climate summit, I wrote an article about a project in Nova Scotia designed to generate renewable electricity from the extraordinary waves of the Bay of Fundy. Now, regulatory roadblocks…
[ad_1] If you ask kids who grew up reading Judy Blume, they’ll tell you what they learned from each of Blume’s books; the taboo rites of the passage of each book are introduced; probably even where they were, physically and…
[ad_1] The sound of airstrikes, anti-aircraft fire and artillery could be heard in Khartoum early Saturday and dark smoke rose over parts of the city, as fighting in Sudan entered its third week. Fighting between the army and rival paramilitary…
[ad_1] In Welsh, the almost untranslatable word “hiraeth” (pronounced here-ayeth) describes a mixture of nostalgia and longing for a time that can never be recreated. For Wrexham, a working-class town in north Wales, it was a feeling of post-industrial decline…
[ad_1] GUANTÁNAMO BAY, Cuba – For hearings in the Cole bombing case this month, the Guantánamo court martial was mostly empty. A skeletal team for the prosecution and defense sat in a cavernous room, silently watching an 80-inch screen on…
[ad_1] Making It Work is a series about small business owners who are struggling to make ends meet. Hakki Akdeniz, the founder of the Champion Pizza chain in New York City, is free to talk about his past. When he…
[ad_1] A year gone Many other education leaders are taking a different approach in 2020 and favor reopening schools. In Europe, many open in the middle of the year. In the US, private schools, including Catholic schools, which are often…
[ad_1] Australian mail it’s a weekly newsletter from our Australian bureau. Register to request via email. When it was first announced in 2017 that Australia’s oldest power station, Liddell, was to close, the news caused a political firestorm. After the…
[ad_1] WASHINGTON – Pranksters posing as President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine tricked the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome H. Powell, into having a conversation with them in January, according to a video clip covered by Russian state television and…