The numbers are staggering. Over 23 million people from approximately 170 countries signed an online petition demanding that FIFA permanently ban Argentina from future FIFA World Cups. Organizers were only looking for five million signatories, but ultimately received a flood of angry football fans who never wanted to see Argentina play a World Cup again.
This week political and media attention has once again focused on One Nation’s actions. But while Pauline Hanson’s Euro heat was on, many of the continent’s biggest cities were enduring the worst heat stress in recorded history. In Australia, an El Niño summer is not far away and we could be headed for the warmest
Earlier this year, Congress reached a disappointing milestone: 86% of Americans, a record high, disapprove of its performance. But this summer, there have been some signs that changes are underway. On the left, House Democrats have voted in unprecedented numbers to withhold military aid from Israel, and across the country, progressive candidates are running competitive
I used to only love Miatas, now I like Miatas and sick wagons. Suggested by Russell Garcia Miatas are great, but sick wagons are even better. I went from wanting a restomod 68′ Camaro SS to anything that would get good mileage and not require shooting up parts every year. I want my mechanic to
Franco Morbidelli candidly admitted his struggles at the Sachsenring, revealing he was unable to find any rhythm during Sunday’s MotoGP race. The Italian rider, reflecting on a challenging weekend, highlighted his difficulties in adapting to the Ducati and accepted full responsibility for the lackluster performance. Morbidelli described the German Grand Prix as a turning point
Lando Norris has been handed a 10-place grid penalty for the Belgian Grand Prix after McLaren confirmed the British driver would exceed his permitted allocation of power electronics units for the 2026 Formula 1 season. The decision, officially confirmed by the FIA on Friday, follows a challenging series of reliability issues that have plagued Norris
Christopher Nolan may be current cinema’s most insightful fabulist. Depending on who you ask, that means he has the rare 21st-century gift of creating spectacle with real weight and emotional basis behind it – enough to make you believe that a man can fight crime while dressed as a bat, at least for a limited
A gold-colored object engraved with the word “President” rests on the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office of the White House on November 10, 2025. Jacqueline Martin/AP hide caption toggle caption Jacqueline Martin/AP the new York Times Journalist Jonathan Swan has spent the past 11 years covering President Trump through three political campaigns, his first
When Senator Lindsey Graham died unexpectedly this week, he left a new uncertainty in American politics. Known as a key deal-maker in Congress, the Republican has lost a vital bridge between the Democrats – and Donald Trump. Graham was also one of the few remaining Reagan-style Republicans and his death raises questions about the future
My old Sexton Hollywood-top trousers, which seemed 22cm wide in 2017 but have now become the standard An old school friend of mine recently told me that he now only wears wide-leg trousers, moving up from the skinny trousers he’s been wearing for perhaps 20 years. To me this means we have reached the top