Month: November 2019

It’s no secret that Taylor Swift’s love life has been filled with ups and downs. While she’s gone through several public heartbreaks, it seems like “Taylor Swift’s Last Relationship Apparently Almost Turned Her Into “Quasimodo” “

Unless you were born post-2006, you know the lyrics to Justin Timberlake’s “Sexy Back.” Let us refresh your memory: I’m bringing sexy back, yeah Them other boys “Before Justin Timberlake Brought Sexy Back, This Is Where It Had Gone”

Local residents were advised to take precautions from a lingering toxic cloud on Saturday as authorities in the central Mexican state of Hildalgo said the “At Least 66 Killed as Pipeline Explosion Rocks Central Mexico”

As the elite descends on Davos for this year’s World Economic Forum, the world faces a twin crisis of rising inequality and climate disruption. Already “Tackling the Twin Challenges of Climate Change and Inequality”

More than 2,000 scientists on Thursday pledged to take part in the Global Climate Strike and week of action beginning Friday, joining the labor movement, “'Students Have Led and We Must Follow': Thousands of Scientists From 40 Nations Join Global Climate Strike”

Grammys weekend might be over and done, but the good music news keeps on coming. Jennifer Hudson announced that she has been chosen to star “Jennifer Hudson Announces a Huge Onscreen Role Right After Reuniting with Beyoncé”

The Amazon is burning and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is to blame.  That’s the general consensus from observers and green groups who say the right-wing “Bolsonaro's 'Disastrous' Policies on Amazon Led to Fires, Say Observers”

The pair are set to wed at St. George’s Chapel on the grounds of Windsor Castle with the blessing of Harry’s grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, the “How Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Are Rewriting the Royal Rules”

Intense fighting and hideous attacks battered Afghans throughout their country last week as negotiators in Qatar weighed the benefits and costs of  a peace agreement “Remnants of War”

A shorter working week has re-emerged as a prominent subject of political and economic discussion in the U.K. in recent years, with the TUC, the “A Shorter Working Week Isn't a Luxury—It's An Ecological Necessity”