Inside Brazil's cult of hydroxychloroquine
In Brazil, hydroxychloroquine is at the heart of a febrile scrap over politics and faith. Science has shown it doesn't work, but Brazil's Health Ministry and President insist it does -- luring many in Brazil with false hope. Read more...
Pregnant Kate Ferdinand dons black bikini for boat day with husband Rio and his three children
The former TOWIE star, 29, who is away with husband Rio, 41, and his three children; Lorenz, 13, Tate, 11, and nine-year-old Tia, also shared a collage of snaps from their family adventure Read more...
Black Behind the Wheel
On a road trip to Detroit, reflections on the car as a symbol of aspiration and adventure. But if youre Black in America, that lovely machine isnt always a refuge. Read more...
Police officer slams crowd who filmed and CHEERED his teenage attacker
Disturbing footage from Friday night shows Pc Adam Brown of Bedfordshire Police sprawled on the road in Thrales Close, Luton, while a 17-year-old rains down punches. Read more...
Eat more plants and less meat to live longer and improve heart health
Eating more plants and less meat has been tied to a longer life and a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease in a new study. Read more...
NBA commentator Kenny Smith says he39;s proud players are 39;bringing awareness39; by kneeling
34;This is a way to participate and bring awareness to it and Im proud of the players for doing that,34; the two-time NBA champ said. Read more...
TOWIE's Chloe Sims joins chic Courtney Green for socially-distanced filming
The TOWIE icon, 37, joined the former junior PA, 25, for socially-distanced filming in the county on Sunday afternoon ahead of the 10th anniversary. Read more...
With Womens Hockey in Flux, League Says It Will Play in 2021
The N.W.H.L. announced that it would push back its sixth season to begin in January of next year. Read more...
Parents denied refunds on childcare vouchers
The scheme closed to new applicants in 2018 but those who have already signed up can continue tobuy vouchers. These can be spent at registered childminders, nurseries and after-school clubs. Read more...
The Groundbreaking Scientist Who Risked All in Pursuit of His Beliefs
A Dominant Character, by Samanth Subramanian, recounts the turbulent life of J.B.S. Haldane, the great British biologist and political activist. Read more...
Hundreds of Americans in need of new hearts took themselves off waitlists amid coronavirus pandemic
A new study found that from mid-January to mid-March, 343 people took themselves off the waitlist in comparison with 600 people who did from mid-March to mid-May, a 75% drop. Read more...
Lydia Callis New York Mayor Bloomberg's sign language interpreter becomes breakout star of Superstorm Sandy
Lydia Callis's larger-than-life facial expressions and dramatic gestures have provided a rare moment of pleasure during the unfolding natural disaster. Read more...
Nike's viral 'You Can't Stop Us' ad is winning big on social media
Nike's latest viral ad is garnering praise online for its message of inclusiveness and perseverance at a time when organized sports have been upended by the coronavirus pandemic. Read more...
The Rail Content Is On the Move
This blogs regular features, including live race analysis and news and notes from Joe Drape, Melissa Hoppert and others, can now be found on the sports home page. Read more...
Just Let Those Kids Dance Finding a Way for the Show to Go On
For dance students, the annual recital is the biggest event of the year. Whether in parks or in parking lots, some studios are determined to make it happen in a pandemic year. Read more...
Wilford Brimley dies at 85
Wilford Brimley, the mustachioed actor who appeared on the big screen, television shows and Quaker Oats commercials, has died. He was 85. Read more...
Seth Rogen reveals a sequel to Pineapple Express was shut down by Sony over budget concerns
Seth Rogen revealed during a new interview that his 2008 stoner comedy Pineapple Express almost got a sequel, but it was shut down by Sony. Read more...
Aggressive Neighbors in the Nursing Home
One in five nursing home residents was involved in mistreatment of a neighbor in the previous month, a new study found. Read more...