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Scottish Premiership boss in heated on-air row against 'out of order' Scotland claim

Scottish Premiership boss in blazing on-air row against 'out of order' Scotland claim

The National (Scotland) · Jun 25

Marseille museum showcases rich history of Mediterranean tattooing

The exhibition "Tattoo. Histories of the Mediterranean", held at the Vieille Charité museum in Marseille’s historic Panier district, invites visitors on a journey through the art and tradition of tattooing – from antiquity to the present day. Highlighting Marseille’s deep-rooted connection to tattoo culture, the exhibition also shows the rich…

Radio France Internationale · Jun 22, 2025

‘Cruelty coupled with sadism’: Trump now sending immigrants to their deaths in South Sudan

The cruelty is the point.

We Got This Covered · May 21, 2025

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Marie Claire · Apr 2, 2024

Calling 10-Year-Old "Fucking Little Snitch" Isn't Punishable as "Obscene," "Threatening," or "Fighting Words"

From Commonwealth v. Hanner, decided last week by the Pennsylvania intermediate appellate court, in an opinion by Judge John Bender, joined by Judges Mary Jane Bowes and Megan Sullivan: The facts, as taken in the light most favorable to the Commonwealth as the verdict winner, are straightforward. Sometime during 2021,…

Reason · Jul 20, 2023

‘South Side’ review: Season 3 is as funny and resolutely Chicago as ever

The Tribune’s William Lee and Nina Metz previously reviewed Season 1 and Season 2 of “South Side,” an absurdist comedy about working stiffs on Chicago’s South Side. We’re back for its third season, premiering Thursday on HBO Max.

Chicago Tribune · Dec 7, 2022

Feisty exchange with Poulter and Westwood over golf sportswashing shows moral compass

A line of direct and cutting questions from Mirror Sport to Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood about sportwashing in golf brought some tense and awkward responses which spoke volumes

Daily Mirror · Jun 8, 2022

Ukrainian teens' voices from the middle of war: 'You begin to appreciate what was common and boring for you'

A colleague from Kyiv, Ukraine, whom I’ll call N.M., sent me brief essays her students wrote on what they would do when the war ends. As both a scholar and a novelist, I knew that these voices, which expressed a beautifully straightforward and pure yearning for the simplest things that…

The Conversation · Apr 8, 2022