Thousands of Thai pro-democracy protesters march on royal barracks wielding rubber ducks
Thousands of protesters marched on Thailand's royal barracks last night holding inflatable rubber ducks - a symbol used by the peaceful pro-democracy movement to ridicule the police. Read more...
Word of the Day + Quiz 124; adorn
This word has appeared in 106 New York Times articles in the past year. Read more...
They Built Their Own Greenhouses. Did They Reap What They Sowed?
When the pandemic forced everyone into isolation and threatened food supplies, some people decided to build their own greenhouses. Six months later, the project remains a pleasure and a challenge. Read more...
Zagat and Michelin Hit Pause on New York City Guides
There will be no New York restaurant guides from the two companies this year, as restaurateurs struggle to keep their businesses open. Read more...
I'm A Celebrity 2020 Vernon Kay leaves viewers in stitches as he overcooks octopus for dinner
The broadcaster, 47, left viewers in stitches as he overcooked octopus for dinner during Sunday's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Read more...
Neanderthals our distant relatives could grasp a hammer but would have struggled to pick up a coin
Experts led from the UK compared the thumb bones in Neanderthals and modern humans - finding that the former were better suited to 'power squeeze' grips. Read more...
NSW energy minster takes an extraordinary swipe at 'coal barons'
New South Wales energy minister Matt Kean passed a law on Friday to encourage huge investment in renewable energy. He posted a tween on Sunday morning slamming coal barons. Read more...
Could Covid-19 Cause Your Teeth to Fall Out?
People who already have dental problems may see them aggravated by encounters with the coronavirus, some experts suggest. Read more...
Its Easier to Get a Tax Deduction for Donations This Year
Under the pandemic relief program, taxpayers can deduct up to 0, even if they take the standard deduction. And even if 0 doesnt sound like much, its a big deal to the needy. Read more...
How Tony Hsieh Tried to Single-Handedly Transform Downtown Las Vegas
Mr. Hsieh, who died at 46, tried to revitalize a corner of the city by attracting other entrepreneurs. Read more...
Cold-stunned 350-pound turtle is rescued by Cape Cod officials who found it unresponsive
A 350-pound loggerhead turtle was rescued on a Cape Cod beach, after officials found it on its back and unresponsive. This turtle is among 150 others that have been found cold-stunned on the shore. Read more...
Test and Trace is 'working on making immunity passports'
Baroness Dido Harding told NHS bosses her team was investigating the passports. She hoped the NHS Covid-19 app would soon be able to display whether someone was vaccinated. Read more...
Jagger the wooden stone plays his part for art BRIAN VINER reviews The Burnt Orange Heresy
A complex thriller set in the world of fine art, The Burnt Orange Heresy is no masterpiece but well worth looking at, not least for the exquisitely agonising spectacle of Mick Jagger acting his heart out. Read more...
F1 car explodes Romain Grosjean crashes at Bahrain Grand Prix as he escapes with minor injuries
In shocking footage, the Frenchman's car hit the wall, sending him through the barriers as TV cameras cut away and the race in Bahrain was stopped. Read more...
Despite Pandemic Shutdowns, Cancer Doesnt Take a Break
The danger of delayed screenings is greatest for people with known risk factors for cancer. Read more...
QA The Feds Rate Cut
Answering some basic questions, and some big ones, about today's rate cut. Read more...
Augustas Green Jackets For Winners, Members (and Buyers) Only
The clubs green jackets awarded to its members and Masters winners are not supposed to leave its grounds. A rare few have, becoming an expensive holy grail for memorabilia collectors. Read more...
How Trump Hasn39;t Protected Those With Pre-Existing Conditions
The presidents promises on health care stand in stark contrast with his legislative, regulatory and legal record. Read more...