Month: May 2022

The bill, known as the Domestic Terrorism Prevention Act, would establish three new offices — one each in the F.B.I., the Justice Department and the D

Show caption ‘Taxpayers are covering two-thirds of Rishi Sunak’s energy support to help pay bills.’ Photograph: John Sibley/Reuters Sunak’s measures a

Show caption ‘Yesterday, with Trump’s endorsement, Pennsylvania Republicans put him one step closer to the governor’s mansion.’ Photograph: Carolyn Ka

Show caption A crowd gather outside the US supreme court in Washington DC on Monday night after a draft opinion indicated the court had provisionally

Ball one: Blast making waves In glorious early summer sunshine, two hours before the start of Surrey’s opening fixture of their T20 Blast season, The

Show caption A Liverpool fan is held by officers of France’s gendarmerie at the Champions League Final against Real Madrid on 28 May 2022. Photograph:

Show caption Frank Atwood, who was sentenced to death for killing an eight-year-old girl, Vicki Lynne Hoskinson, in 1984. He has consistently claimed

More than 40,000 Syrian children are out of school as a direct result of British aid cuts and more schools could soon close, a leading charity has sai

Show caption Bruce Willis was the face of National Bank Trust’s 2011 ad campaign. Photograph: WENN Rights/Alamy Russia The Russian bank, the Bruce Wil

Exhibition of the week Dreamachine A hallucinatory visual experience that promises to subvert your senses. Judging by the health form you have to fi