Building more new homes WON'T solve Britain's housing crisis
A paper written by Tony Blair Institute chief economist Ian Mulheirn argues that building 300,000 homes a year wouldn't make homes in the UK more affordable. Read more...
For Most Food Stamp Users, Online Shopping Isnt an Option
Rules and store technology can impede Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients, but a pilot effort to expand access is picking up speed. Read more...
Melania Trump says shes so proud in video message to students
The first lady lauded the strength of students in a video speech, saying she is proud of the examples they have become. Read more...
Queen and Dame Judi Dench expected among guests at Braemar Highland Games
Her Majesty the Queen is expected to join the 15,000-strong crowd in attendance at the annual Braemar Highland Games, which is taking place the village neighbouring Balmoral Castle. Read more...
Another Woodford-backed company pushed out of Guernsey stock exchange
Sabina Estates is the fourth Woodford investment to leave since the stock picker blocked withdrawals from his Equity Income Fund, and his last on the exchange. Read more...
Cuomo slams people for going out without masks
In New York, every region of the state apart from New York City is gradually reopening but bars and restaurants are still not meant to be open for dine-in service. Read more...
Forbes Travel Guide reveals the world's best hotel rooms for 2019
Forbes Travel Guide has unveiled its list of the world's best hotel rooms for 2019 featuring 41 hotels across the globe that were deemed the best for comfort, convenience and cleanliness. Read more...
Daily contact with the joys of nature is good for our health and happiness, new survey reveals
Forthose who already love the great outdoors, it will come as no surprise. Daily contact with nature is good for health and happiness, a major survey has found. Read more...
Iranian fuel starts arriving in Venezuela
The lead vessel of a five-tanker flotilla carrying fuel supplied by Iran to gasoline-thirsty Venezuela neared one of its state-run ports as President Nicolas Maduro thanked Tehran on Sunday. Libby Hogan reports. Read more...
Thinking of Buying a Bike? Get Ready for a Very Long Wait
The United States is facing a shortage of bicycles as anxiety over public transportation and a desire to exercise has sent the demand surging. Read more...
Idorsia raises 0 mln in new share offering
Idorsia has raised 330 million Swiss francs (0.31 million) from a share offering, the Swiss drugmaker said on Wednesday, as it bolsters its coffers for the planned launch of an insomnia drug and for research and development. Read more...
Three in 10 negative coronavirus tests may be wrong, a doctors' union warns
The Hospital Consultants and Specialists Association (HCSA) says between two and three Britons who are positive for the virus test negative. Read more...
DOUGLAS MURRAY exposes the contradictions of the MeToo movement in his controversial new book
The Madness Of Crowds shows the contradictions in sexualising women and how modern culture says they must be allowed to drape themselves around men but if men touch they can change the game. Read more...
When you finish 'The Lovebirds,' more Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani await
"The Lovebirds" couldn't be any cuter, unless you count the stars breaking down one of their scenes. Read more...
Athing Mu Might Be Americas Fastest Teenager. How Much Faster Will She Be in 2021?
Mu was heading for the Olympic Trials with a shot to make the United States team when the Tokyo Games were postponed. A year from now, she and other budding stars should be that much better. Read more...
Cornwall farmer covers Mercedes in SLURRY after owner parked on his field 'to go to the beach'
The tractor driver fired muck all over the luxury car near a gate on his farm in Cornwall. A clip of the incident emerged after people flocked to the coast to enjoy the warm weather over the weekend. Read more...
Article of the Day 124; Can Teenage Defiance Be Manipulated for Good?
Someone quoted in the article you are about to read says "There are two adolescent imperatives to resist authority and to contribute to community." Do you agree? Why or why not? Read more...
Kumail Nanjiani and wife Emily Gordon stay safe wearing masks as they pick up some food to go in LA
The 42-year-old actor and Emily Gordon, 41, masked up Monday while grabbing food to go in Los Angeles amid the coronavirus pandemic. Read more...
Cold War spy satellite images reveal decline of Kazakhstan's bobak marmot
Images taken by US Cold War satellites have revealed the impact of farming on wildlife in the former Soviet state of Kazakhstan. Read more...
Japanese face 'new normal' after coronavirus emergency lifted
A day after Japan ended its state of emergency, Tokyo residents took to the streets with a mixture of relief and trepidation as they prepared for a "new normal" of living with the novel coronavirus. Read more...