As President Joe Biden prepares to deliver his State of the Union address tonight, his pathways to reelection are narrowing. His best remaining option, despite all of the concerns about his age, may be to persuade voters to look forward, not back.
In his now-certain rematch against former President Donald Trump, Biden has three broad possibilities for framing the contest to voters. One is to present the race as a referendum on Biden’s performance during his four years in office.
The world needs urgent regulations to prevent the ‘Wild West’ space resources race from spiralling out of control in to war, a British expert who worked on NASA’s Mars mission has warned.
Several countries have recently set their sights on the Moon, which is a multi-quadrillion-pound hotbed of unearthed riches from rare Earth metals used in smartphones to helium that could perhaps provide an invaluable source of energy.
But there has been unease among scientists about how the moon’s resources
Conversations with Jane Hirshfield, poet of the present moment.
At first there was more to eat, then suddenly less.
—“Aubade Now of Earth” (2022)
I was on my way to visit Jane Hirshfield—but first I had to get to Stinson Beach without driving off a cliff into the pitch-dark Pacific. The fog was thick along the high,
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Kourtney Kardashian und ihr Ehemann Travis Barker wurden am Samstag, dem 2. September, beim Verlassen eines Krankenhauses in Los Angeles gesehen, nachdem Barkers Band Blink-182 ihre Tourdaten für Europa aufgrund einer „dringenden Familienangelegenheit“ verschoben hatte, wie RadarOnline.com erfahren hat.
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One Brit has died in a mysterious E. coli outbreak that is predominantly affecting children, MailOnline understands.
Another six have been hospitalised by an exceptionally rare strain of the diarrhoea-causing bug.
Health officials are scrambling to find the source of the outbreak, which is thought to have emerged towards the end of May. Investigations are ongoing.
Patients reported eating grated hard cheese before being sickened, it was claimed. Others mentioned having strawberries, cucumbers, peppers and watermelon.
But officials insist there
The Government wonders why the economy is growing so slowly. It should look in the mirror, for it is curiously naive about the way its own actions have unintended consequences for growth.
Jeremy Hunt is preoccupied with the de-banking scandal, an over-reaction to its own money-laundering legislation in 2017 that put pressure on banks to be much more careful about customers they took on. But when the Chancellor gets some space of mind he should have a rethink about business
Liverpool sporting director Jorg Schmadtke may currently be working on a deal to sign Romeo Lavia from Southampton but, even if the midfielder does eventually join, it fails to address the diminishing homegrown quota in Jurgen Klopp’s squad. The Reds may well end up with just three ‘homegrown’ slots filled by Joe Gomez, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Curtis Jones for the start of the season.
Under Premier League rules, teams wanting to use the maximum 25 slots available for their squad
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki accused Russian Wagner mercenaries in Belarus of trying to “destabilize” NATO through planned “hybrid attacks” along the eastern flank.
Morawiecki and Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda held an urgent meeting Thursday in a strategically sensitive area where their NATO nations border Belarus and the Russian territory of Kaliningrad, warning that they are bracing for provocations from Moscow and Minsk in the area.
Morawiecki and Nauseda met in Suwalki, a town in the Suwalki Gap, a sparsely
With summer holidays underway and travel back and in full swing, many of us may have forgotten important carry-on rules. Those taking shorter hops are opting to carry hand luggage only so that means really thinking about what you need and what you can actually get through security.
Both the amount and dimensions of the luggage you may carry depend on the airline. Check the website before departure to
Holidaymakers have been urged to avoid contact with unwell or dead birds over fears they could be infected with bird flu.
The ongoing UK outbreak — caused by the H5N1 strain — has seen up to one million birds struck down by the virus, with experts fearing it is on the brink of taking off in humans.
The National Trust, which owns around 800 miles of Britain’s coastline, is urging visitors to the country’s beaches be wary of bird flu.
