- December 10, 2023
Dr. Gao Yaojie, Who Exposed AIDS Epidemic in Rural China, Dies at 95
Gao Yaojie, a Chinese doctor who defied government pressure in exposing an AIDS epidemic that spread across rural China through reckless blood collection, died on
Denmark Bans Quran Burning – The New York Times
After a series of Quran burnings in Scandinavia caused uproar in Muslim communities, Denmark on Thursday banned the “improper treating” of religious texts in public.
Israeli Forces Near Khan Younis in Southern Gaza
Conditions in the city are grim, with little access to running water or sanitation. People are sleeping in the open, and aid workers have largely
At P.S.G., a Coach’s Vision Collides With a Star’s Power
Ultimately, a single wrong answer cost Rafael Benítez his job, the one he had coveted for most of his working life. The slight downturn in
Displaced Gazans Spend Time on the Beach Amid Cease-Fire
Children played in the water as some displaced families went to Gaza’s beaches. Source link
Warnings Emerge Over Emirati A.I. Firm G42’s Ties to China
When the secretive national security adviser of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed, visited the White House in June, his American counterpart, Jake
Women and Leadership: 7 Women Discuss Their Journeys
You started Emma’s Torch, a network of restaurants and temporary locations in New York and soon to be in Washington, D.C., to provide culinary training
Eurostar to Suspend Amsterdam to London Service for 6 Months
Direct train service from Amsterdam to London on the Eurostar, the sleek, fast train that connects Britain to northwestern Europe, will be suspended for six
Former Coal Towns Get Money for Clean-Energy Factories
In Weirton, W.Va., in the heart of coal country, a company started by MIT scientists plans to build a plant that will produce a metal
A Three-Year Cruise Is Canceled for Lack of a Ship
If you’re going to organize a three-year round-the-world cruise, a good first step is probably to acquire a ship. For months, Life at Sea Cruises