The Latest U.S. Tool to Fight Election Meddling Text Messages
Washington sent offers to cellphones in Russia and Iran of rewards of up to million for information on hackers trying to attack American voting systems. Read more...
Inside the federal prison where three out of every four inmates has coronavirus
When James Giannetta first called his brother Russ in late June to tell him that the coronavirus was beginning to spread in his Texas federal prison, Russ could hear the fear in his voice. "This place is exploding," James warned. Read more...
Need to Take the MCAT? You39;ll Still Have to Do It in Person
Admissions tests for many graduate schools have gone online. But not the MCAT, the exam for aspiring doctors. It must still be taken in person, pandemic or not. Read more...
2 Black Staff Members Quit Bon Apptit as Tensions Over Race Continue
Troubles at the magazine surfaced in June, when the top editor resigned under pressure after staff members complained of a toxic culture. Read more...
The New Panic Buys Kayaks, Pools, Tents and Trampolines
Americans seeking getaways (or staycations) in the pandemic are putting outdoor retailers in a supply crunch. Read more...
Eiza Gonzalez shows off her fabulous figure in a mini dress
The 30-year-old Baby Driver star had on a pretty white mini summer dress with thin straps and added sandals as she juggled her keys, a credit card and a cell phone. Read more...
Theres No Social Distancing for Dancers. How Can the Show Go On?
Dance, perhaps more than other disciplines, faces an uphill battle with the challenges presented by Covid-19. Our critic votes for patience. Read more...
Ancient 'hell ants' had deadly scythe-like mandibles that they used to pin prey
The 99 million-year old insect stunningly preserved in amber fromMyanmar was trapped just as it embraced its final victim - an ancient relative of the cockroach. Read more...
Coronavirus UK 871 more cases and 98 deaths
Department of Health statistics reveal 834 new infections are being registered each day - down slightly from the rolling seven-day average of 835 yesterday. Read more...
No Fans, Fewer Workers. How Hard Could Holding Races at Silverstone Be?
Stuart Pringle, who runs the track, said holding consecutive events at the storied circuit during the pandemic had been one challenge after another. Read more...
More Wealthy Families Are Throwing a Lifeline to Distressed Businesses
The pandemic has created an opportunity for family offices to take a more hands-on approach by investing directly in companies that need capital. Read more...
When Youre at Home, You Get to Noticing Things
A reader asks how to clean her wooden dining chairs. Read more...
Clothes... And Other Things That Matter review Alexandra Shulman's new book is both wry and candid
Alexandra Shulman is British Vogue's longest-serving editor. Between 1992 and 2017 she oversaw the magazine's rise to a record circulation. Read more...
What Is a Museum? A Dispute Erupts Over a New Definition
An international effort to update the definition of what museums are has been met with resignations and political intrigue. Read more...
A Professor Was a Twitter Hoax
A professor at Arizona State University does not exist. Read more...
About featuring in a MailOnline video
We are looking to recruit users of MailOnline to appear in a short film for business to business purposes (i.e. not to be broadcast). Read more...
Carer accused of leaving disabled woman to rot in her own filth until she died faces court
Rosemary Maione appeared in Adelaide Magistrates Court on Friday charged over the death of Ann Marie Smith. Read more...
Houssem Aouar 'wanted by Arsenal, Manchester City and Juventus'
Lyon are hoping to get around 54million for the sale of Aouar, but that could be tricky with the financial implications caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Read more...