Miller Sanford At the end of the Second World War, the public’s belief in the ability of government to get things done was high. How can the public service earn back that level of credibility? MQUP **** Canadians, Americans, the British, the French and Australians no longer trust government to the extent that they once did. French … Read more
Erling Haaland was in a confrontational mood on Sunday (Picture: Getty) Erling Haaland provoked Mikel Arteta with a two-word message during a fiery full-time interaction following Manchester City’s draw with Arsenal. The Gunners thought they were heading top of the Premier League table but were denied when John Stones prodded home a 97th-minute equaliser to rescue … Read more
Entrances to the stadium were flooded with the pitch also taking heavy damage (Picture: X) Newcastle United’s Carabao Cup clash against AFC Wimbledon on Tuesday night has been postponed due to ‘extensive overnight flooding’ at Plough Lane in south west London. Floods caused chaos across the capital on Monday morning with AFC Wimbledon’s home ground, … Read more
By Patrick LaMontagne Ready for a two-minute break? Read on! Here’s what our editorial cartoonists served up, to lighten your day. By Greg Perrycal By Greg Perry By Patrick LaMontagnecal By Patrick LaMontagne
Which is the best Langer’s pastrami sandwich? The L.A. Times Food team shares their favorites. From left: plain pastrami, the No. 44 and the No. 19. (Stephanie Breijo / Los Angeles Times) Norm Langer doesn’t have any favorites. Serving what many have called the country’s best pastrami sandwiches — and even “the finest hot pastrami … Read more
UC Irvine investigators determined that biology professor Bruce Blumberg violated the university’s policy against sexual harassment and “created a hostile academic and work environment.” (UC Irvine) UC Irvine professor Bruce Blumberg sat down at a quiet cafe and began composing a message. He’d arrived in Spain a few days ahead of an international conference, along … Read more
In little more than a year, a once-obscure South American street gang has taken hold in the Big Apple, exploiting the migrant crisis to build a violent criminal enterprise from within the walls of city shelters. Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan-bred crew of thugs, now terrorize Gotham with gun-toting, moped-riding hoods, sell illegal guns under … Read more
The San Diego Symphony’s renovated Jacobs Music Center, with new seats, acoustic panels and lighting to highlight the original architectural details, debuts in late September. (Richard Barnes / San Diego Symphony) When concert halls around the country shuttered their doors and gulped with anxiety about the pandemic future — this was March 2020, not that … Read more
“Taxpayers shouldn’t be on the hook to prop up a regime in Albany that is making us less safe,” Molinaro wrote in a statement to The Post. CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images Federal officials would bypass states like New York that have policies viewed as soft on crime and give law enforcement funding directly … Read more
Parents Aubrianna Freeman, 22, and Dakota Dodd, 24 have been arrested for child neglect (Picture: Oklahoma County Detention Center) Three young children – two of them covered in faeces and left for several hours in a locked room – were rescued from a flat so filthy police had to wear hazmat suits. Parents Parents Aubrianna … Read more
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