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Martin Lewis asks if summer holidays should be 'substantially shortened' in new poll
The Money Saving Expert has taken to Twitter to ask his followers if they think the summer holidays are too long - and the results are very close indeed
Molly Sims makes jaws drop in sheer gold gown at Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2024 Issue Release and 60th Anniversary Celebration
Molly Sims left little to the imagination at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2024 Issue Release and 60th Anniversary Celebration on Thursday. The model, 50, wore a barely-there ensemble.
Wrexham mayor describes impact Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have had on Welsh city
Andy Williams, current mayor of Wrexham, cannot thank Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney enough for how they've transformed the city and made residents proud to live there
Israel will respond to genocide charges at UN court after South Africa urgently requests cease-fire
Israel will respond to charges of genocide at the United Nations’ top court after South Africa filed an urgent request with the court to order a cease-fire in Gaza
Netanyahu Pacifies Israel's Far Right and Alienates Everyone Else to Survive
A pair of hard-line ministers hold tremendous power that has stymied demands from the U.S., the military and hostage families.
Judge considers dismissing indictment against Alec Baldwin in fatal shooting of cinematographer
A New Mexico judge is considering whether to dismiss a grand jury indictment against actor Alec Baldwin in the fatal shooting on the set of the Western movie “Rust.”
Taiwan is selling more to the US than China in major shift away from Beijing
Taiwan is reducing its reliance on the Chinese mainland as it seeks to insulate itself from pressure from Beijing and forge closer economic and trade ties with the United States
Lucrative index industry might finally be feeling the squeeze
Revenues suggest fund industry has been able to leverage increased competition to extract lower fee deals
Will a mortgage scupper your retirement?
City watchdog predicts more over-65s will have outstanding home loans in the future
Intrapreneurs: leaders who turn ideas into action
Their expertise stretches widely — from creating space for innovation to encouraging young lawyers
Vatican updates norms to authenticate visions of Mary, weeping statues and stigmata
The Vatican is updating its norms on how to determine if visions of the Virgin Mary are authentic
AI is leading to the 'revenge of the liberal arts,' says a Goldman tech exec with a history degree
The history major turned tech banker said AI enhances skills like critical thinking, creativity, and logic.
Asia-Pacific Innovative Lawyers
Generative AI and global tensions are shaping the legal agenda as lawyers respond to political and economic uncertainty, climate change and workloads. Plus: best practice case studies and a spotlight on Japan
At Least 12 Arrested at U.C. Berkeley After Police Order Protesters to Disperse
The authorities had given demonstrators until 7 p.m. to vacate a new encampment that had been erected at a fire-damaged complex on campus.
The Best Travel Advice You'll Get This Year: Reserve an Airport Parking Spot. Now.
Sold-out lots can add several minutes to your time to the gate. As demand climbs, more facilities allow you to book ahead.
Why Sushi Chefs Pay Up to $20,000 for These Stainless Steel Knives
Crafting sushi knives is a 600-year-old tradition in parts of Japan, but they’ve rarely been made of stainless steel. Here’s how one knifemaker broke the mold and found cult status among top sushi chefs.
In-house lawyers: case studies
Examples of best practice among company legal teams in the Asia-Pacific region
Asia-Pacific Innovative Lawyers Awards 2024: the winners
Awards highlights include: digital tools, deal making and the most innovative law firms and individuals
Legal teams braced for AI test
In-house lawyers are testing technology that could transform their futures
Rihanna cuts a chic figure in a black leather jacket and sheer dress as she arrives at her hotel in New York City
Rihanna, 36, looked effortlessly elegant in a black leather jacket and a sleek sheer dress as she stepped out of her hotel in New York City on Thursday.
Trump will campaign in Minnesota after attending his son Barron's graduation
Former President Donald Trump’s break from his hush money trial in New York includes a trip to Minnesota for a Republican fundraiser in a traditionally Democratic state that he boasts he can carry in November
Mexico's cartel violence haunts civilians in the lead-up to June elections
Cartel violence haunted the central Mexican town of Huitzilac days after a mass shooting claimed the lives of eight men
Congress Suddenly Erupts Into Chaos Amid Hearing
Lawmakers took shots at one another's appearance during a House Oversight Committee hearing Thursday.
Houston metro rocked by severe storms that left 4 dead and over 1 million without power
During the height of the severe weather, utility companies that service the Houston metro reported that nearly 1 million customers were without power.
France Rushes Reinforcements to Riot-Hit New Caledonia
Unrest in the overseas territory could derail President Emmanuel Macron’s efforts to restore French influence in the Indo-Pacific region.
Business of law: case studies
Examples of how firms are changing how they manage their own people and are reinventing their services and delivery models
Reroute funding to boost local NHS services, says opinion poll
Public priorities at odds with government spending programme for community healthcare, data show
Law firms start generative AI rollout, with safeguards
Lawyers working to keep up with the evolving technology remain wary of risks
Can live sport win back Gen Z?
Young people’s interest in watching sporting events is waning, threatening a business model built on broadcasting rights
Post-Brexit rules on antibiotic use on farms water down EU laws, experts say
Scientists point to loopholes in new legislation that have been closed under European Union regulations New rules intended to reduce the use of antibiotics in farming in the UK have been criticised as too lax and weaker than their