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Junior IT pilot fish gets simple duties like taking care of network and node issues that occur at this manufacturing plant.

By comparing white supremacy in the U.S. to the caste system in India, her new book at once illuminates and collapses a complex history, Sunil Khilnani writes.

Hannah Goldfield on the Prospect Heights restaurant’s pop-up series that has showcased pastries from Brutus Bakeshop and Jared Howard’s Maryland-style fried chicken; next up are Southern- and Caribbean-inspired comforts from Good IV the Soul.

Anthony Lane reviews Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss’s documentary about an American Legion program in which teens practice legislating, and Gabe Polsky’s gonzo documentary about the Red Army hockey team.

This summer, masks are required on all city beaches—and so is social distancing—but swimmers can remove them before getting in the water.

Carolyn Kormann writes about her experience of contracting the coronavirus and the difficulty in determining how she became infected.

The National Rifle Association is facing an existential threat from the attorney general of New York, potentially jeopardizing the group’s ability to scare gullible people into giving it money. This is bad news for any American who cares about seeing other Americans irrationally scared into handing cash over to a group that will use that money to pay for flights on private jets and vacations that give them a break from lying. On Thursday, the presumably tyrannical attorney general, Letitia James... Читать дальше...

Chicago restaurants offer to-go options perfect for your next picnic in the park — one of the safest ways to dine with friends during COVID-19.

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How many transfixing characters can one actress play in her career? Because whatever the estimate, Charlize Theron blew right past it a long time ago. Whether she's playing a...

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"We have to pave a new way forward, because this industry is not ever going to be the same," one actor said.

"I need as much protection as I can get," said a 72-year-old cancer survivor in Oklahoma whose students will return to school five days a week but won't be required to wear masks.

Parenting advice on quarantine discipline, violent toddlers, and fertility check-ins.

Chicago’s 75th Street seems like exactly the type of place that would have struggled to survive the pandemic. Instead, it’s thriving.

How well does Seth Rogen act against himself?

Well, we've made it another week. Hope you have a good weekend, and we'll see you on Monday. 

Top stories in the Russian press on Friday, August 7

The president’s tweets remind supporters of just how ugly his ideas are.

Following publication of books by his niece and former top advisers, a lawsuit aims to release hundreds of others from confidentiality agreements.

Since the beginning of the crisis, Trump has contradicted the government’s top health experts, downplayed the severity of the deadly pathogen, deflected blame for the high death rate in the United States and pushed to reopen businesses and public schools.

Jaspeet Sahni

New Delhi: The series of events this year has made'o far so good' the leading cliche. Uncertainlty prevails and most people perhaps thanked their stars more in the past six months. If that wasn't enough, courtesy the coronavirus pandemic, in Sydney, former India coach Michel Nobbs had another monster riding his back: a stage III lung cancer.

LAHORE - The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) and Asian Hockey Federation (AHF) have organised a joint online coaching workshop for the benefit of national coaches.

Hockey is in danger of having an overly player-centric sport, writes our umpire columnist Andy Mair

I was fortunate enough to be working with the umpires at the Premier Division indoors this season. One of the main things to come out of the matches on the first weekend (apart from the inevitable ‘drilling’ education) was the noise level of the play.