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| A Strange, Uneven Oscar Night in the Year of #MeToo My night at the Oscars ended on Melrose, around 1 A.M., teetering on a curb in the clean cold air of Los Angeles after a winter snap and a rainstorm, offering girlfriend-outside-the-club encouragement to the beloved actress in her fifties whose stilettos had sunk into the grass outside the Vanity Fair party ...
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| China targets 6.5% economic growth in 2018 China's premier announced an annual economic growth target of about 6.5 per cent for 2018, unchanged from last year, and signalled that policy would focus on containing financial risk and tackling quality-of-life issues. At the opening of the rubber-stamp parliament in Beijing on Monday, Li Keqiang ...
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| UK facing legal action over immigration exemption in DP bill The UK's data protection bill is facing fresh controversy and the threat of legal action if the government does not ditch an amendment which removes data protection rights in instances where the Home Office deems it could prejudice "effective immigration control". Or the "investigation or detection of ...
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| Ethical fashion is order of the day for Stella McCartney in Paris In a socially conscious climate in which more and more fashion brands are pledging their commitment to sustainability, such details matter. But McCartney has been exploring ethical fashion since she set up in 2001, when it seemed like an eccentricity – or even a nuisance – to many in the wider industry ...
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| 1.6-Billion-Year-Old Breath of Life Frozen in Stone A nondescript series of pockmarks in rock is actually the captured breath of microbes from 1.6 billion years ago. The fossils come from fossilized mats of microbes found in central India. Most of the microbes are cyanobacteria, according to new research published Jan. 30 in the journal Geobiology.
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