Rafael Nadal's 35 Masters 1000 milestones to commemorate his 35th title
A look at Nadal's 35 Masters 1000 milestones to commemorate his 35th title
A look at Nadal's 35 Masters 1000 milestones to commemorate his 35th title
FOR those with a sweet tooth, diet fizzy drinks are generally thought of as a better alternative than the sugar-laden versions. But while they are lower in calories, guzzling artificially-sweetened beverages could come at another cost. Experts have warned that diet drinks could increase your risk of heart attack, stroke and even dementia. Research this […]
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Will America survive this century? How can it channel its most brilliant qualities and suppress its worst pathologies? What has it still to teach the world, and what must it learn to learn?
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Molly Crabapple, New York Review of Books
Puerto Rico is a colony, and as such, its government has only those powers the US Congress grants it. Puerto Rican legislators might protest the closing of their schools, the cutting of their pensions, or the gutting of the great university that has produced so many of the island's most subversive and iconic leaders, but ultimately, the Fiscal Control Board appointed by Congress overrule them. When I asked about what it would take to get rid of this junta... Читать дальше...
Intelligence officials suspect that the explosion involved a prototype of a nuclear-propelled cruise missile that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has boasted can reach any corner of the earth.
Shay Khatiri, National Review
John Gans's new book, White House Warriors, argues that the NSC is in desperate need of reform.
Ayushmann Khurrana plays the character of a man who talks to other men as a woman named Pooja. How this job leads to the comedy of errors and turns his life upside down is what Raaj Shaandilyaa's Dream Girl is about.
Seth Frantzman, Jerusalem Post
Tehran has read the American playbook and through its recent actions is attempting to assert power in the Persian Gulf, power beyond just the areas controlled by its coastal waters.
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Trump's Trade Adviser: Time for Desperate Measures! Market Realist
On August 9, Peter Navarro, President Trump's trade adviser, warned China about its tariff neutralization. The yuan fell 1.8% against the US dollar.
Mike Riggs, Reason
Science fiction writers have wondered for years what an all-encompassing surveillance state might look like. China decided to build it.
RE-FREEZING the Arctic is being proposed by designers who have revealed a bizarre iceberg-making vessel concept that sinks underwater to produce Lego blocks of frozen water. The team behind the wacky design hopes that the ‘freezer’ ships would be able to create new ice fields that could help balance polar ecosystems and reduce the negative […]
Kadri Gursel, Al Monitor
Turkey's purchase of Russian air defense systems comes as part of Ankara's efforts to obtain security and reassurance from Russia against the United States, which, it believes, was behind the 2016 coup attempt.
You would be surprised to know that two young men, with names Shahrukh and Salman and the same surname - Khan - are plying their trade in Indian cricket’s domestic circuit
Dimitri Simes, National Interest
Russia is a dangerous adversary. But treating it as an outright enemy could result in a self-fulfilling prophecy, triggering mortal threats to its neighbors which otherwise may not be in the cards.
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Jared Samuelson, War on the Rocks
The conventional wisdom in Washington is that winning a war in Europe is largely about landpower, not seapower. The U.S. Navy has little to contribute, so
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In the early 1980s, there was, of course, no internet, no e-mail, no cell phones (much less smartphones), and not even many fax machines. Rebellions against dictatorship depended on age-old mechanisms to communicate the word of the opposition:
There must be serious grounds for this, the commission's chief said