How to Increase Mental-Health Literacy
Timeby Joan M. Cook11d ago
Imagine that someone you love starts turning down opportunities to attend social gatherings like going to the movies, picnics, and parties.
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The Guardianby Ramon Antonio Vargas11d ago
A US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer was jailed on Friday on allegations of breaking into a woman’s apartment.
Chris Kraus, Venice Pavilions, Rina Banerjee
Hyperallergicby Hyperallergic11d ago
“After New York, Aruba,” instructs a subway ad with a video showing waves softly crashing against the rocks of a tropical island. My immediate response is to Google where Aruba is.
Lindsay Clancy trial: everything that happened this week in court
The Guardianby Edward Helmore11d ago
The trial of Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children in January 2023, will likely head to the jury next week to decide if she is guilty of murder or was...
‘Its pretty much a guarantee you’ll get stung’: jellyfish keep swimmers out of Delaware beaches
Environment | The Guardianby Maya Yang in Lewes Beach, Delaware11d ago
An unusually high number of jellyfish are crowding Delaware’s beaches this summer amid climate change and other environmental factors – keeping some beachgoers out of the ocean and stinging...
John Ford's handmade valentine reveals his obsession with Maureen O'Hara
IrishCentral.comby Frances Mulraney11d ago
John Ford once poured his feelings for Maureen O'Hara into a handmade, Irish-themed valentine, complete with shamrocks, a self-portrait and a heart made of pipe smoke.
WATCH: Ireland’s top ten feel-good films to lift your spirits
IrishCentral.comby IrishCentral Staff11d ago
Ireland has a long track record of producing films that comfort and charm, and this list collects ten uplifting titles filmed on or near the island that are as cozy as they are memorable.
WATCH: A look at glorious, golden Galway more than 80 years ago
IrishCentral.comby In Partnership With:11d ago
The 1943 short film 'Ireland's Golden West' is available to watch online for free via the Irish Film Institute's IFI Player.
The Dublin doctor who fought to end slavery and Irish racism in the US
IrishCentral.comby Shane O'Brien11d ago
A 19th-century Irish doctor who struggled with the legacy of his family's involvement in slavery would go on to become a prominent campaigner in the worldwide anti-slavery movement.
On This Day: Michael Collins killed in an ambush in Co Cork
IrishCentral.comby Joe Connell11d ago
Michael Collins left Dublin on August 20, 1922, feverish and against his doctor's advice, on a journey through Cork that would end in gunfire on a quiet country road.
Maharashtra paid Rs 9,605 crore to ineligible beneficiaries of Ladki Bahin scheme: Report
Scroll.inby Scroll Staff11d ago
The Maharashtra government disbursed Rs 9,605 crore to 92 lakh ineligible beneficiaries under its Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana in two years, reported the Hindustan Times citing data...
Trump Hates the Troops. The Troops Are Taking Notice.
The New Republicby Jason Linkins11d ago
If you want to get the unfiltered skinny on how the never-ending war with Iran is going, it’s written in the dust. Responsible Statecraft’s Trita Parsi reported this week that U.S.
It’s never too late for Night School
Rapplerby Marian Hukom11d ago
AT A GLANCE - Night School is an alternative educational model by Somewhere Else, offering after-hours workshops for creatives, including a recent indie game development workshop.
Hidden Pulses Within Your Brain May Hold Your Thoughts Together
ScienceAlertby Esra Öz11d ago
When you recognize a familiar face, your brain must connect that face with a name, a place, and perhaps a memory.
Why People Want to Believe the Lindsay Clancy Conspiracy Theories
The New Yorkerby Jessica Winter11d ago
Near the start of the year, Lindsay Clancy, the woman at the center of the criminal trial in Massachusetts that has mesmerized many chambers of social media, filed a civil action against eight...
What Natalie Harp Carries
The New Yorkerby Doreen St. Félix11d ago
On September 1, 1987, a military train loaded with munitions coursed out of Diablo Valley, in the East Bay of Northern California.
Melissa Auf der Maur’s Chronicle of Nineties Rock
The New Yorkerby Kelefa Sanneh11d ago
Thirty-two years ago, in the summer of 1994, Courtney Love staged a remarkable comeback. Earlier that year, her band, Hole, had released a furious and galvanizing album called “Live Through This,”...
Crossing Into England with a False Story
The New Yorkerby Ledio Cakaj11d ago
Time had stopped in Calais. The Albanians in Paris who had helped me plan my crossing had said that the train would remain at the station for five minutes, ten at most.
Make the U.N. Great Again: The Uphill Struggle Facing The Next Secretary General
Timeby Richard Gowan and Daniel Forti11d ago
It may be both the most prestigious and the most frustrating job in international diplomacy: members of the United Nations are weighing who should succeed António Guterres as Secretary-General when...
Mexico resumes livestock sales to US under tight controls over screwworm risk
The Independentby Fabiola Sanchez11d ago
At daybreak, rancher Martín Alfonso Ibarra takes advantage of the cooler hours in northern Mexico’s desert to oversee the milking of his cows and tend to 16 prized calves.