generic Dr. Jonathan Reiner reacts to President Donald Trump telling the Wall Street Journal that he “probably won’t” get a Covid-19 vaccine booster.
The pound has spiked after the surprise increase in inflation, raising pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates.
Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/ReutersIf the historic indictment of Donald Trump materializes in the coming days, the former president will likely have two options: show up to court in New York City on his own, or force the cops to come get him.From a political standpoint, there are advantages and drawbacks to both options. And if Trump is aiming to make himself a political martyr and garner as much sympathy as possible, forcing authorities to come to Mar-a-Lago to arrest
Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/ReutersIf, as expected, a Manhattan grand jury follows through and indicts Donald Trump, he’d become the first former U.S. president ever to face criminal charges.That fact would be sufficiently unprecedented on its own. But there’s another one waiting for the history books: President Joe Biden would likely become the first presidential candidate whose main rival is challenging him from underneath the dark cloud of a criminal proceeding.Ah
Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/ReutersWhile prosecutors appear to be closing in on Donald Trump and preparing to file formal charges, he’s been posting up an absolute storm on Truth Social.Daily Beast politics reporter Ursula Perano joins this week’s Fever Dreams podcast as a guest host to talk about why Donald Trump deleted a post questioning the sexuality of his presumptive primary opponent, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, only to follow that up with another screed (and accom
Maria Baranova/Courtesy The ShedCan a discussion about gentrification be entertaining? That was a question Arinzé Kene wrestled with in creating Misty. The play within a play features a sparse set, spoken word, song, and more to explore a changing London through the lens of two characters. While one grapples with his neighborhood evolving, the other, a playwright, puts pen to pen paper detailing the laundromat turned into a “swanky” coffee shop to seeing neighbors getting displaced and more. In
The Ritz-Carlton New YorkIt pays in real estate, they say, to be in the worst house in the best neighborhood. When it comes to towers in Manhattan, though, it pays to be the tallest building in a shorter neighborhood as that’s what gets you the best views. At least that’s how we felt waking up the other morning at the Ritz Carlton New York Nomad, our latest selection for Room Key.The property is located on Broadway and West 28th Street at what are the foothills of the towers of Midtown Manhattan
It's the rare topic that unites archconservatives and Democrats, but the speaker needs to find a way to please the mainstream members of his conference, too.
Democrats have been out-raising Republicans in the past two cycles. Republicans have come up with a possible solution.
The military branch notified House Republicans that a total of seven congressional candidates in 2022, all in their party, had personnel material released without authorization.
Privileges committee today hears from Boris Johnson, whose time in Downing Street is set for scrutiny
Britain’s vegetable shortage caused inflation to rise unexpectedly last month, increasing pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates this week.
Asia extended a global equities rally Wednesday as more pledges of government support soothed worries over the banking sector and provided some much-needed stability after more than a week of upheaval.She added that the government was "resolutely committed" to ensuring stability and that "the public should have confidence in our banking system".
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The GP and telly doctor explains why nature-based activities are vital for mental and physical health. By Abi Jackson.
In the suburbs of Madrid, four young women are hard at work creating videos summarising the news that is viewed every day by millions of people on TikTok."We thought if it's hard for us, there must be more people like us too," she told AFP. So the pair joined forces with two other friends to launch an account on TikTok called "ac2ality" in June 2020, just as the popularity of the Chinese short-video sharing app was soaring among young people.
North Korea launched multiple cruise missiles toward the sea on Wednesday, South Korea’s military said, three days after the North carried out what it called a simulated nuclear attack on South Korea. The launches are the North’s fourth round of weapons tests since the U.S. and South Korean militaries last week began large-scale military drills that the North views as an invasion rehearsal.
Reports suggest that Bynes was put on ‘psychiatric hold’ for 72 hours after a mental health episode
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro appointed a new petroleum minister on Tuesday after the department's powerful former boss resigned over an anti-corruption crackdown that has seen several high-ranking officials arrested.Former petroleum minister Tareck El Aissami resigned on Monday after prosecutors began investigating officials at PDVSA. "I met with the President of PDVSA, Engineer Pedro Tellechea, and I appointed him as the new Minister of Petroleum, within the framework of the transformati