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Better Than a Hamilton Shout-Out? John Jay Manuscript Surfaces
The long-missing manuscript of a Federalist Paper written by John Jay has been found at the Brooklyn Historical Society. Read more...
LA Galaxy part with midfielder Katai after wife's racist posts
The LA Galaxy has parted company with Serbian midfielder Aleksandar Katai after his wife published "a series of racist and violent social media posts," the Major League Soccer (MLS) team said on Friday. Read more...
A Cabaret in a Nursing Home, While Frances Theaters Are Closed
The first professional production in France since stages went dark in March was a back-to-basics affair, but more memorable than many slick Paris shows. Read more...
Justin Trudeau takes a knee at protest but Twitter immediately calls him out for blackface photos
Justin Trudeau took a public knee during an anti-racism protest in Ottawa on Friday, but not without being reminded of his blackface photos that emerged last year. Read more...
6 Things to Do at Home This Weekend
Our culture writers offer suggestions for what to watch or listen to while were housebound. Read more...
Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe set to hand Sam Surridge chance to break into first team
Striker Sam Surridge, 20, has scored 12 in 20 appearances this season, including a penalty as League One club Oldham knocked Fulham out of the FA Cup. Read more...
Shops to shipping lines slower deliveries please
Global container lines have slowed down their ships, partly to save fuel costs, and partly to help retail customers who don't want stock they can no longer sell. Julian Satterthwaite reports. Read more...
Most Covid patients handed over just ONE contact to track and trace team in England last week
A leaked Government document revealed that just 10,000 close contacts were handed over by 8,000 people who were diagnosed with coronavirus in England last week. Read more...
Coronavirus UK Death toll hits 38,604 with 115 new fatalities
Britain's number of coronavirus deaths rose 556 yesterday despite only 111 people dying the previous day, as historic cases were added to the tally following new positive test results, officials said. Read more...
Polymer coating for plants could be safer alternative to pesticides
A new polymer coating developed at the University of Nottingham could serve as a safer alternative to pesticides in controlling harmful fungi that devastates plant crops. Read more...
How to Read a Coronavirus Study, or Any Science Paper
Published scientific research, like any piece of writing, is a peculiar literary genre. Read more...
Firms may face ruin before insurers pay amid legal battle
Sixteen insurers were this week named in a High Court action over the refusal to provide a financial lifeline to desperate firms, in what critics allege is a 1bn 'coronavirus cover con.' Read more...
Coronavirus UK 357 new deaths amid worries of R rate rise
Department of Health bosses have yet to reveal the breakdown of where the deaths occurred - but NHS England recorded 123 more deaths in patients who tested positive in hospitals. Read more...
Fall Is Now Jam-Packed for Book Publishers. That Could Be a Problem.
Books scheduled for release this spring and summer are now on track for fall, when authors will be fighting for attention in the midst of a presidential election and an ongoing crisis. Read more...
Seize your chance to fight climate change, U.N. envoy Carney tells investors
Investors have an "enormous" opportunity to finance a shift to a low-carbon future in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, United Nations envoy Mark Carney said on Friday, launching a new diplomatic campaign to revive delayed climate change talks. Read more...
How to explore the world from home during coronavirus pandemic lockdown
From vintage posters to Roman ruins and even grand palazzos, Neil Simpson reveals how you can still explore the world from your own home during the lockdown. Read more...
Ros for All Seasons
It reigns as the carefree wine of summer. But beyond a mood, what does ros have to offer? Well taste three very different bottles. Read more...
Benchmark's Bill Gurley on network effects and local commerce
What the VC firm learned from eBay. Read more...
Hong Kong marks Tiananmen massacre for what many fear will be the last time
When protests broke out in Beijing and other cities across China in early 1989, many in Hong Kong were exhilarated. Read more...
Jimmy Kimmel Does What He Can to Help Disney Attract Advertisers
Were a mess, the late-night host said at an online event meant to replace the annual celebrity-studded showcase hyping the Disney-owned networks ABC, ESPN and FX. Read more...