McInally: Let’s do this for Doddie
the news is Skipper Stuart McInally says Scotland are determined to make Doddie Weir proud when they tackle Wales in the inaugural cup meeting held in...
Djokovic to face Federer in Paris
the news is Novak Djokovic extended his winning streak to 21 matches to set up a blockbuster semi-final clash against Roger Federer at the Paris Masters....
Puel won’t use tragedy to motivate
the news is Claude Puel says he doesn’t want Leicester to use the death of Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha as a reason to “manipulate the emotion” and galvanise...
Twitter removes thousands of accounts that tried to dissuade Democrats from voting
Twitter has deleted thousands of automated accounts posting messages that tried to discourage and dissuade voters from casting their ballot in the upcoming election next week....
Duty delivers for Godolphin
the news is Line Of Duty added further lustre to a year to remember for Charlie Appleby with victory in what proved to be a dramatic...
Jones backs dangerous tackle crackdown
the news is England head coach Eddie Jones says the possibility of one of the autumn Tests being decided by a controversial red card is a...
Erdoğan’s Flights of Fancy
From the outset, Erdoğan’s big infrastructure programs have been interesting for their interaction with democracy: at their best, as with Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal and...
How Republicans Became Anti-Choice
It is impossible to understand American politics of the past half-century without taking abortion into account. The Brett Kavanaugh charade most recently, the machinations of the...
What Thucydides Knew About the US Today
Historians argue among themselves whether Thucydides is a moralizing philosopher or, in a common phrase, “the first scientific historian.” What is radical about him, and gives...
Llansol, Poet of the Posthumous
To read Geography of Rebels is to wonder whether a work such as this, with its severed body parts and abruptly truncated sentences, could have ever been...
