New York Times
One politician said a 9-year-old who refused to stand for the national anthem deserved a “kick up the backside.”
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Tropical cyclones occur all over the world, but what they’re called depends on where they form.
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Technology chief executives were once admired for their force-of-nature personalities and daring. Now boring is the new black (or is it beige?). Except for Elon Musk, of course.
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Hotpot restaurants, which have a serving setup similar to that for fondue, have been enjoying a moment in China. One diner’s video may change that.
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Lawmakers backed rare measures to punish Viktor Orban’s government for the erosion of democratic standards. But final sanctions are up to national leaders.
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The number of attempted attacks by the Islamic State held steady this year. What has changed is that the majority are intercepted by law enforcement.
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The Russian president urged the two men, whom Britain identified as intelligence agents and charged with attempted murder, to tell their side of the story.
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We have a few thoughts about Hurricane Florence and climate change. And a new, more consistent format for our newsletter.
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Lowe completed more than 1,000 daunting first ascents, wrote books on ice-climbing and used his fortitude to face a debilitating illness.
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