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This is why I hate to love The Kardashians, the high-profile celebrity show is the perfect way to forget worries of your life

As I open up my laptop to watch yet another episode of The Kardashians in hopes of seeing the aftermath of an argument between Kendall Jenner and Scott Disick,

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Pitch invasions are a reflection of the nation’s mood

Football is a thermometer for the nation’s health. Britain is very feverish at the moment. The series of pitch invasions this week has put the spotlight on the game and added

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‘Great Replacement’ is not what believers say it is

Twenty-three years ago on a hot August evening, I stood before the Anaheim Union High School District board of trustees. They were about to discuss whether to sue Mexico for $50 million

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Hollywood helped grow cult of perfect green lawn

My lawn spoke to me the other day. At least, I think it did. I was sitting on the porch having my morning coffee when I heard a low moan coming from the ground before me.

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With more primaries on way, Democrats face stark choice

Progressives had plenty to smile about after Tuesday’s primary contests. In Oregon, Jamie McLeod-Skinner beat incumbent Democratic Representative Kurt Schrader, who pushed to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill through the House separately

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Police’s Partygate investigation questionable

At the end of four full months of investigation, at an estimated cost of £560,000, and having issued 126 fines, five of which went to just one person, the Metropolitan Police have arrived at a remarkable conclusion. Namely, that a party is only a party

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The final plot twist in ‘Wagatha Christie’ case

Turn down the sound in Court 13 and stare upon its cold stone walls; its towering leaded light windows; its ornate oak panelling and wrought iron chandeliers. Observe the grandiose men in their gowns and wigs and one sees a fully formed

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More pain in Lanka before any resolution to crisis

Running out of petrol, medicines and foreign reserves, once-booming Sri Lanka is in a mess. And the measures needed to pull its economy out of the unparalleled crisis are likely to bring even more pain. The dire assessment by new Prime Minister

19 May 2022

Smiley and discreet: The sociologist in the limelight

Rosangela da Silva is a smiley, politically active member of Brazil’s Workers’ Party, but the new wife of presidential hopeful Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva remains discreet when it comes to her private life. Sociologist Da Silva and Lula, Brazil’s president from 2003

19 May 2022