The Outpost Review At War, in a Worst-Case Scenario
U. S. soldiers in Afghanistan fight to defend themselves against the Taliban in this fact-based war drama from Rod Lurie. Read more...
Almost Missing Summer
Metropolitan Diary As the writer awoke in the October chill, she began to romanticize summer, then remembered what it had been really like. Read more...
Miller Theater Focuses on New, Old and Young Next Season
Seven composers from around the world will be featured in the theater's signature Composer Portraits series. Read more...
Melbourne hotspot door-to-door health officials not given masks
Shocking video filmed by a local shows doorknockers in Melbourne's hotspots revealing they are yet to receive protective masks, despite coming face-to-face with up to 4,000 people each day. Read more...
BAZ BAMIGBOYE The King's Man is a brilliant combination of epic WWI drama meets action thriller
Oscar-nominated Fiennes stars as Orlando Oxford in Matthew Vaughn's exhilarating new spy film The King's Man, which also stars Rhys Ifans as Rasputin, writes BAZ BAMIGBOYE. Read more...
'White Lives Matter' banner over EPL game reflects divisions revealed in CNN's poll
A plane was pictured pulling a banner reading "White Lives Matter Burnley" as it flew over the Etihad Stadium ahead of the Clarets' match away to Manchester City in the English Premier League Monday. The incident is an example of the kinds of divisions faced by British society. Read more...
U.S. Used Missile With Long Blades to Kill Qaeda Leader in Syria
Special Operations forces used a secret weapon designed to limit civilian casualties to strike the Qaeda veteran this month. Read more...
Do NOT use hand sanitizer when lighting Fourth of July firecrackers, officials warn
Hand sanitizer should be at least 60% alcohol in order to kill germs. But the antimicrobial substance is also highly flammable. Fire departments are warning Americans to stick to hand-washing Saturday. Read more...
NHS to seal the deal on miracle cystic fibrosis medicine
Anthony Usher lost his brother Elliott, pictured together, last year and now his own health his faltering, but there is hope after a 'Holy Grail' drug was given the green light by the safety regulator. Read more...
Trump claims the 'coronavirus death rate is down' despite startling data that it's RISING again
Donald Trump boldly claimed the coronavirus death rate is 'down' in the US, even though startling data, including a record-breaking rise in infections, points toward another surge in fatalities. Read more...
Monaco are 'interested in bringing Tottenham defender Serge Aurier back to France'
The 27-year-old, who came close to leaving Spurs last year, is Jose Mourinho's first choice right back but Monaco could make a move for him, according to Sky Sports. Read more...
Bundesliga TV Rights Deal Suggests a Softening Market
The value of the broadcast rights for Germanys top league, the first major European soccer deal agreed upon since the health crisis, fell amid concerns about the lasting damage to the global economy. Read more...
Suicide survivor, 27, searches for good Samaritan who saved her life in Auckland
Jazz Thornton was 20 when she was 'determined' to kill herself in secluded bushland at Bullock Track, Auckland, in June 2015. Read more...
'Travel as we knew it is over and it's never coming back,' says Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky
Brian Chesky, who co-founded the U.S-based rental site in 2008, believes there will be a 'redistribution of where people travel instead of to a few cities, to local communities'. Read more...
BRIAN VINER reviews hit musical Hamilton as it comes to the small screen
BRIAN VINER Since it opened on Broadway in August 2015, it's been the hottest ticket in every town it has played in, including London, which caused a rather sweet flurry of excitement in the U.S. Read more...
Window or Aisle Stall? Equine Frequent Fliers Check In
In the 1930s, trains were the primary transportation for cross-country equine travel. Today horses are frequent fliers. Read more...