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JOHN Webster’s Duchess of Malfi is a play about woman who tries to live her own life, according to her own passions, and is savagely punished for it by the violent patriarchal society around her; and although it was first seen in 1614, there is something about the pattern of misogyny, paranoia and fierce controlling behaviour traced out in Webster’s plot that remains sickeningly familiar, more than 400 years on.

The details remain fuzzy, but the conclusion is clear: Something is very wrong.

A California attorney who has sued thousands of small businesses for alleged violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act has been indicted on charges that he filed fraudulent tax returns on income from the lawsuits.

It might take a dramatic extinction example to put us on the right path.

Michael Collins was observed making racial taunts during Liverpool's 3-2 Premier League victory at Newcastle on May 4 and subsequently arrested by Northumbria Police

Young eco activists gathered in London as the latest school strike for climate action took part worldwide today.

The superhero genre can't quite do horror yet.

The following players have signed new deals while others will leave Rugby Park.

The combination of mounting recession fears, bets on a more cautious Fed and a regular uptick in market volatility could spell more losses, writes Nomura.

VIENNA (Sputnik) - The Austrian Bar is verifying allegations that a Viennese lawyer might have been responsible for the country's recent video scandal that has resulted in the mass resignation of cabinet members, the association said.

Serie A 2018/2019 - Matchday 37 - Played 18-May-19 - Posted by Hce

While sports rivalries around the world can often get heated, they can be downright dangerous when it comes to soccer in Brazil. According to Leo Burnett Brazil, the nation has the world's highest rate of football-related deaths, with 144 violent fights around stadiums last year that resulted in 19 deaths. So to help protect fans...

Charlotte is set to attend Thomas's Battersea School in London in September.

Federer will make his Roland Garros return on Sunday with a first-round tie against unheralded Italian Lorenzo Sonego

Ghana coach Kwasi Appiah has named Andre Ayew as the new captain while former captain Asamoah Gyan had been made 'general captain' for the AFCON squad.

International Rescue Committee Chief Executive David Miliband speaks with Christiane Amanpour about the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Astrobees may sound like cyborg killer insects that invade Earth to make honey from our flesh, but they actually have an Earthly origin. They are robots created by humans to help astronauts in space. Astrobees are flying robots who will help astronauts with their missions. Not enslave humanity – at…

Researchers from the Stowers Institute for Medical Research have discovered a new function of ribosomes in human cells that may show the protein-making particle's role in destroying healthy mRNAs, the messages that decode DNA into protein.

Rovi/TiVo’s extended patent battle with Comcast marked another chapter when the International Trade Commission once again agreed to investigate Rovi’s latest complaint.

The live-action “Sonic the Hedgehog” movie has been pushed back so that the visual effects artists can make adjustments to Sonic’s character, the film’s director Jeff Fowler announced on Twitter Friday.

Tottenham Hotspur coach Mauricio Pochettino appeared to have rubbed Real Madrid up the wrong way after the Spanish club denied that the coach had asked if his team could stay at their residency ahead of the Champions League final. In an interview with Spanish radio station Cadena Cope broadcast on...

Author Ben Mezrich alleges that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg hacked into one of Cameron Winklevoss’ social media accounts and created a false account, filling it with xenophobic and racist materials. Read more...

Going after the WikiLeaks founder for publishing state secrets places journalists at risk.

CHICAGO — Pro football players may be more likely to die from degenerative brain diseases and heart problems than baseball players but the reasons are unclear, a new study suggests. The differences may seem obvious. Repeated head blows have been linked with a wasting brain disease in football players. Also, girth can contribute to heart

Going after the Wikileaks founder for publishing state secrets will lay the legal groundwork for the prosecution of reporters for revealing information the government wants to keep hidden.