Wednesday is the longest night of the year, and in many U.S. cities it will also be one of the coldest. Even so, more than a half-million Americans will be sleeping outside or in homeless shelters. This week, activists are holding vigils around the country […]
10. Your Name Makoto Shinkai’s Japanese smash hit is dazzling in more ways than one. The range of lighting effects and painterly panoramas makes it the most spectacular cartoon of the year, and the plotting gets weirder and more apocalyptic as it goes along: Your […]
AMY GUTTMAN: Since the U.S. Government eased restrictions on travel to Cuba early last year, the number of American tourists visiting the Caribbean island nation has soared. About 230-thousand went to Cuba in the first 11 months of this year, roughly two-and-half times the number […]
Finally, after more than 120 years, Paul Smith has recovered something he never knew was missing in the first place. The headmaster at Hereford Cathedral School, near the boundary between Wales and England, had been looking at his mail earlier this month when he noticed […]
“Christmas Village” was officially launched, on Saturday, at Beirut Souks with an opening ceremony headed by Deputy Atef Majdalani representing PM-designate Saad El Hariri, Mr. Mohamed Choukair, President of the Chamber of Commerce, Industry & Agriculture in Beirut and Mount Lebanon, and Mrs. Sandra Ghattas, […]
Until seven years ago, Chicago-born Ben Barron had worked only with fellow Americans. But when he took a job with Zurich Insurance Company, an international company headquartered in Switzerland, Barron found that his new colleagues across Europe, who used English as a shared language, had […]
On his first visit to Akkar’s municipal projects under the Lebanon Host Communities Support Programme, in partnership with the Ministry of Social Affairs and the United Nations Development Programme, British Ambassador to Lebanon, Hugo Shorter, inaugurated UK funded projects in Bani Sakher and Halba, and […]
SACRAMENTO – Gov. Jerry Brown, rallying a room of scientists Wednesday with his most heated rhetoric yet on the topic, suggested California would defy the federal government should President-elect Donald Trump impede the state’s efforts to thwart climate change. “We’ve got the scientists, we’ve got […]
TADENA >> Christmas arrived early on Santa Rosa Avenue this year. When a story in our newspapers ran in August about an all-out effort to save dozens of the 150 deodar cedar trees that make up Christmas Tree Lane, the gifts started dropping like manna […]
aside Trump-Putin-Paul Manafort,, Russian connection The republican President-elect Donald Trump appears to be suffering from the delusion that he will be leading an autocratic federalist country like Russia where the media reporters have to fall in line or else and where the majority of American citizens […]
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