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| Fault Lines at the National Women's March, in Las Vegas In December, the national Women's March announced that it had chosen Las Vegas, not Washington, D.C., as the site of its first-anniversary rally—a voter-registration event that the organizers were calling Power to the Polls. To those who know the city as the home of the original Brat Pack, the erstwhile ...
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| Even in optimistic Davos, winter has come In introductory remarks delivered Monday, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde pointed to the "continuing strengthening" of the global economy in 2018 and 2019, but she did not seem quite satisfied. She stressed that far too many people in the world were not seeing the ...
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| What to Pack in Your Bag to Work From Anywhere Naturally they rarely list their output in watts, but they do list them in volts and amps. Simply multiply the two and you have your number. So 12 volt/4 amp batteries like the two mentioned above put out 48w. If you're laptop needs more juice than this 50,000mAh Maxoak battery ($136) might be better.
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| Catholic deacon accused of murder by air injection in Belgium A Catholic deacon accused of killing at least 10 people - including his own mother - has gone on trial in Belgium. Former nurse Ivo Poppe is suspected of killing his victims by injecting air into their blood, causing a fatal embolism. The offences are alleged to have taken place at a clinic in Menen, where ...
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| Premier League has 14 of the 30 highest-earning clubs in the world The Premier League makes so much more money from its multibillion-pound sales of television rights, tickets and commercial income that 14 of its clubs are in the highest-earning 30 in the world. According to European football clubs' 2016-17 financial information, collated by the accountants Deloitte, ...
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| Avalanche kills one in Japan ski resort after volcanic eruption A Japanese soldier has been killed in an avalanche in central Japan that appears to have been triggered by a volcanic eruption. At least 14 people have also been injured, several of them critically. The eruption sent rocks raining down over a kilometre-wide area near Kusatsu in central Japan, say local ...
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| Having devastated Yemen in bombing campaign, Saudi Arabia pledges $1.5 billion in ... The $1.5 billion would be distributed across U.N. agencies and international relief organizations. In addition, the coalition pledged $40 million to expand the capacity of Yemen's ports to accommodate additional shipments, and $30 million for road upgrades. Last week, the kingdom announced that it had ...
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| Jhumpa Lahiri on Writing in Italian This week's story, "The Boundary," is about a teen-age girl who is the daughter of immigrants. Her parents are the caretakers for a holiday house—in Italy, we assume—and, as the story opens, the girl is showing a new family around at the start of their week's vacation. You recently spent some years ...
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| Tesco to shed up to 1700 jobs in new management shake-up Tesco is stripping out a layer of management from its stores in a move that puts up to 1,700 jobs at risk, in the latest effort by the UK's biggest supermarket chain to cut costs by £1.5bn. The company said it wouldremove people managers, who handle recruitment and other personnel matters, compliance ...
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