Opinion

I’ve proudly seen every James Bond movie ever made, even the George Lazenby, Timothy Dalton and Pierce Brosnan doozies, plus Woody Allen’s 1967 “Casino Royale” spoof. As a kid, I even inhaled Duco Cement fumes assembling a plastic…
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That hum of anxiety that accompanies the word Omicron is the sound of the chickens coming home to roost. We knew this was coming. Not merely were we warned, we actually had a number of test runs: Alpha, Beta, Gamma and, most threatening,…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Despite every effort of the Biden administration, the Justice Department, the congressional Democrats and the propaganda media, Hunter Biden is going to end up being investigated – and the…
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As politicians from around the world converged on Glasgow last month for the COP26 negotiations to tackle climate change, the leaders of some of the top business schools in Europe geared up to make their own contribution.The heads of…
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When Virgil Abloh died last week at the age of 41, I thought of my father. Many in the Black community did. We thought of all the other Black men we’ve loved and lost too early: our friends, our fathers, our brothers. And we thought about…
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When the elements turn hostile, we are more than ever dependent on the roofs over our heads. So evocative is this scenario, of humans walled up against the cold, that there is talk of a film capturing the experience of the group snowed in…
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“Are you sitting comfortably? Then I’ll begin,” was the opening catchphrase of Listen with Mother, the BBC children’s programme 50 years ago. Then the presenter would tell listeners tall tales of brave men and women living in some distant…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! As the nation still processes the shock and horror of the tragedy at Oxford High School, the local Michigan prosecutor has wasted little time in bringing up the matter of accountability. Four…
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To the Editor:Re “Here’s a Fact: We’re Routinely Asked to Use Leftist Fictions,” by John McWhorter (Opinion, nytimes.com, Nov. 19):Mr. McWhorter, a professor of linguistics, questions why universities seek physicists who are committed to…
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One RSC production in which Antony Sher appeared that was omitted from Michael Coveney’s obituary (is the 1993 revival of Tom Stoppard’s play Travesties. John Wood’s performance as Henry Carr, in the original production some two decades…
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