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What We Are Reading Today: ‘The Writer’s Room’ by Katie Da Cunha Lewin
Virginia Woolf famously wrote in “A Room of One’s Own” that “it is necessary to have 500 a year and a room with a lock on the door if you are to write fiction or poetry.” Writers have worked in all kinds of places, from garrets and sheds to boarding houses, bathrooms, and even while
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NASCAR at COTA, St. Petersburg: Key information, links, results throughout race weekend – NASCAR.com
NASCAR at COTA, St. Petersburg: Key information, links, results throughout race weekend NASCAR.com Full starting lineup for NASCAR Cup Series race at Circuit of The Americas NASCAR.com NASCAR qualifying today: Chase Elliott fifth, William Byron 10th in Cup Series starting lineup at COTA Hendrick Motorsports NASCAR at COTA launches spring festival season in Austin with millions in economic
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What we know so far: Supreme Leader Khamenei killed, Trump says, as Iran launches retaliatory strikes
Iran has retaliated with a missile barrage towards Israel, while explosions have been heard in Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait and the UAE.
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Why is WhatsApp’s privacy policy facing a legal challenge in India?
A 2021 policy update requires users to share data with Meta for ads purposes to continue using the app.
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Trump tells US govt to ‘immediately’ stop using Anthropic AI tech
WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump told the US government Friday to “immediately” stop using Anthropic’s technology after the AI startup rejected the Pentagon’s demand that it agree to unconditional military use of its Claude models. Anthropic insists its technology should not be used for the mass surveillance of US citizens or deployed in fully autonomous weapons
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Germany orders worldwide recall of BMWs over fire risk
BERLIN: Germany’s BMW must recall more than 330,000 cars worldwide because of concerns over a fire risk, the KBA transport regulator said Friday, ordering a second recall for the brand in less than a month. Some 337,000 cars, 29,000 of them in Germany, covering five different models are “potentially concerned” by the safety issue, which
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A ‘delicate’ balance for Canada and a ‘win-win’ for Modi as Carney visits India
The two countries are repairing a strained relationship as they also seek to reduce their trade reliance on the US.
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EU’s Kallas urges Afghanistan and Pakistan to de-escalate, engage in dialogue
The European Union’s foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas on Saturday called for Afghanistan and Pakistan to de-escalate and engage in dialogue after a sharp increase in violence between the South Asian countries. “The EU reiterates that Afghan territory must not be used to threaten or attack other countries and calls on the Afghan de facto
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Afghan Taliban open to talks after Pakistan bombs Kabul, Kandahar
KABUL/ISLAMABAD: Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers said on Friday they were willing to negotiate after Pakistan bombed their forces in major cities and said the allies-turned-foes were in “open war.” Pakistan struck the Afghan capital Kabul, the city of Kandahar, where Taliban leaders are based, and other towns, a Taliban spokesman said. The attacks were its first
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171 bodies found in mass graves in eastern Congo, an official says
KINSHASA: Congolese authorities and a civil society group said Thursday that mass graves were found in part of eastern Congo that the M23 rebel group has recently withdrawn from, as fighting in the region escalates despite a US-mediated peace deal. The governor of South-Kivu province, Jacques Purusi, said authorities found two mass graves with at
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