Tuesday, 2 October 2018

American and Chinese Warships Narrowly Avoid High-Seas Collision


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Kavanaugh’s Classmates Speak Out


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What Has Brett Kavanaugh Done to Us?


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The Power of Student Peer Leaders


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The Strongman vs. the Prisoner vs. the Mountain Hermit


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New York Today: Trapped in a Subway Elevator


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Highlights From Fall Auctions in Europe


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When Auctioneers Don’t Know or Can’t See Their Buyers


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Here Are the 5 Senators Who Will Decide Kavanaugh’s Fate


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Floods. Wildfires. Yet Few Candidates Are Running on Climate Change.


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Scenes Across the Carolinas, Where Florence Is Far From Over


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For Democrats, Flipping a Miami Congressional Seat Is Harder Than They Thought


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Should You Tip Your Uber Driver? If So, How Much?


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Andy Murray Has a Place for You to Stay


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The 52 Places Traveler: Two Versions of the Slow Life in Central and Southern Italy


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Ivy League Football Saw Large Reduction in Concussions After New Kickoff Rules


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Creating a Standout Vacation Rental


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When Did Everything Get So ‘Toxic’?


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How to Pick a Lane


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Is It O.K. to Press Your Spouse to Have a Vasectomy Before You Ditch Him?


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He Had Insomnia, No Appetite and Started Conversing With Dead People. What Was Going On?


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Are There Activities You Used to Love That Are Now So Competitive They’re Not Fun Anymore?


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How Do We Make the Long-Term Decisions That Matter?


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New & Noteworthy


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Books for Left-Brained Readers


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For Wine Auctions, It’s Been Another Very Good Year


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On the Block for a Good Cause


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Jose Antonio Vargas Thinks Immigration Is a Bipartisan Mess


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Somber Photographs of Clerical Sex Abuse Survivors


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Article of the Day: ‘U.S. and Canada Reach Trade Deal to Salvage Nafta’


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Seth Meyers Criticizes Trump for Trying to Limit Kavanaugh Inquiry


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Satellite images show wiped out area in Indonesia's Palu; toll now 1234

  1. Satellite images show wiped out area in Indonesia's Palu; toll now 1234  Hindustan Times
  2. Indonesia quake: 34 Bible study students killed at church, 52 missing - Red Cross  Oneindia
  3. Would a better tsunami warning system have saved lives in Sulawesi?  The Conversation AU
  4. 'We Just Ran': Scale of Tsunami Horror Emerges in Indonesia  Wall Street JournalFull coverage
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US says Chinese warship came dangerously close to American destroyer

  1. US says Chinese warship came dangerously close to American destroyer  Times of India
  2. Chinese Warship Sails Close To US Destroyer In South China Sea, Forcing US Vessel To Change Course  News World India
  3. Chinese warship in 'unsafe and unprofessional' encounter with US destroyer  Sky News
  4. A Chinese Warship Nearly Collided With a US Destroyer in an 'Unsafe' South China Sea Confrontation  TIME
  5. China strongly opposes US warship sailing near China's islands in South China Sea  XinhuaFull coverage
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EMs, including India, ripe for a rally as trade war worries ease

  1. EMs, including India, ripe for a rally as trade war worries ease  Economic Times
  2. Trump describes India as 'tariff king' due to high rates imposed on American goods  International Business Times, India Edition
  3. 'They have to keep us happy': Trump brandishes his 'powerful' tariff stick at India  RTFull coverage
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Harvard economist Gita Gopinath appointed chief economist at IMF

  1. Harvard economist Gita Gopinath appointed chief economist at IMF  Economic Times
  2. Gita Gopinath, New IMF Chief Economist, Was A Delhi University Student  NDTV
  3. Meet Gita Gopinath, Born & Brought Up In India, Now New Chief Economist Of International Monetary Fund  India TimesFull coverage
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Yale graduate says Brett Kavanaugh once started a bar fight that led to his questioning by police

  1. Yale graduate says Brett Kavanaugh once started a bar fight that led to his questioning by police  Washington Post
  2. Kavanaugh faced police questioning over 1985 bar brawl – report  The Guardian
  3. Former classmate says Trump court nominee lied about his drinking  Rappler
  4. Chad Ludington's Statement on Kavanaugh's Drinking and Senate Testimony  New York Times
  5. New York Times: Police questioned Kavanaugh after bar fight in 1985  WTNH.com (press release)Full coverage
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Iran fires missiles at militants in Syria over parade attack

  1. Iran fires missiles at militants in Syria over parade attack  Jordan Times
  2. Iran fires missiles at Islamist “rebels” as US vows to remain in Syria  World Socialist Web Site
  3. Iran fires missiles with anti-Israel, -US slogans into Syria over parade attack  The Times of IsraelFull coverage
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Removal of mines from Korean Demilitarized Zone

  1. Removal of mines from Korean Demilitarized Zone  Times of India
  2. North Korea says peace declaration not a bargaining chip  Financial Express
  3. Amid North Korea nuclear talks, poll shows high support for South Korea among Americans  Savannah Morning News
  4. How Seoul Tacitly Endorses Pyongyang's Brutality  Wall Street JournalFull coverage
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UN chief urges Macedonia to proceed with name change

  1. UN chief urges Macedonia to proceed with name change  Business Standard
  2. Macedonia faces crisis over result of name-change poll  Financial Times
  3. Macedonians just voted to change the name of their country — but the vote may not count  Los Angeles Times
  4. What next after the failed Macedonian referendum?  Aljazeera.com
  5. Macedonian PM issues ultimatum in name-change battle  The GuardianFull coverage
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Pakistan cuts Chinese 'Silk Road' rail project by $2 billion due to debt concerns

  1. Pakistan cuts Chinese 'Silk Road' rail project by $2 billion due to debt concerns  The New Indian Express
  2. Why China could lose its 'all weather friend' Pakistan  DailyO
  3. Debt trapped Pakistan cuts Chinese Silk Road rail project by $2 billion  NewsXFull coverage
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Indian solo yachtsman returning home after rescue

  1. Indian solo yachtsman returning home after rescue  Daily Mail
  2. 'Sailor Abhilash Tomy returning home'  Free Press Journal
  3. Greg McGuckin's Selfless Heroism Wins September Sailor of the Month Special Award  AfloatFull coverage
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Return to our values, Johnson urges UK Conservatives

  1. Return to our values, Johnson urges UK Conservatives  Firstpost
  2. Brexiteer Boris Johnson makes his pitch to UK party  Capital FM Kenya
  3. Governing Without Ideas  Jacobin magazine
  4. May can't match pop-star appeal of Labour's Corbyn  Belfast Newsletter
  5. The Tory Party is split down the middle  The EconomistFull coverage
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White House tells FBI it can talk to anyone about Kavanaugh

  1. White House tells FBI it can talk to anyone about Kavanaugh  Economic Times
  2. White House asks FBI to interview anyone it wants during sexual misconduct probe against judge  Scroll.in
  3. Donald Trump 'surprised' by Brett Kavanaugh's love of beer  PerthNow
  4. Mixed reaction follows Senate hearings  Plattsburgh Press Republican
  5. My gut-wrenching flip flop on Brett Kavanaugh  Dallas NewsFull coverage
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Italy's govt does not want to exit from the euro - Deputy PM

  1. Italy's govt does not want to exit from the euro - Deputy PM  Reuters
  2. Italian benchmark bond yield strikes highest level since 2014  Financial Times
  3. Italy's 'citizens' wage' to be electronic shopping card: Di Maio  Investing.comFull coverage
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Will keep issuing red warrants if Musharraf doesn't return: CJP

  1. Will keep issuing red warrants if Musharraf doesn't return: CJP  Geo NewsFull coverage
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Ex-Bangladeshi Chief Justice Cautions India Against Current Government

  1. Ex-Bangladeshi Chief Justice Cautions India Against Current Government  NDTV
  2. Sheikh Hasina's dismissal of 'termites' remarks aside, India-Bangladesh ties face acid test ahead of General Elections  FirstpostFull coverage
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Canada's Quebec set for centre-right government

  1. Canada's Quebec set for centre-right government  The Hindu
  2. Canada's Quebec province elects centre-right nationalist government  Times of IndiaFull coverage
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Bangladesh Rohingya Refugee Crisis update – September 2018

  1. Bangladesh Rohingya Refugee Crisis update – September 2018  ReliefWeb
  2. What Others Say: Has America lost its voice on human rights around the world?  Online AthensFull coverage
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Conjoined twins arrive in Australia for life-changing separation surgery

  1. Conjoined twins arrive in Australia for life-changing separation surgery  The Guardian
  2. Bhutanese conjoined twins travel to Australia for life changing surgery  Xinhua
  3. Photo shows mum's heartbreaking decision  Tweed Daily News (press release)Full coverage
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US Unjustly Blaming Pakistan for Failures In Afghanistan: Qureshi

  1. US Unjustly Blaming Pakistan for Failures In Afghanistan: Qureshi  TOLOnews
  2. 2014 Peshawar school massacre: We killed the injured children: former Pak commando  ABP Live
  3. Pak hints readiness to 'bridge gap' with US on Dr. Afridi ahead of key meetings  Devdiscourse
  4. Pakistan hints willingness to bridge gap on 'traitor' Shakil Afridi  The Express TribuneFull coverage
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Somber tributes, dimmed lights on Las Vegas shooting anniversary

  1. Somber tributes, dimmed lights on Las Vegas shooting anniversary  The New Indian Express
  2. Las Vegas goes dark to mark one year since Mandalay Bay attack in which 58 people died  Evening Standard
  3. Somber tributes, dimmed lights on Vegas shooting anniversary  CNBCTV18
  4. For Route 91 survivors, 'Country Strong' means community - AP News  AP News
  5. Vegas shooting memorial: 'None of us will ever be the same'  Jefferson City News TribuneFull coverage
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Chinese Reporter Accused of Slapping Man at Political Event in Britain


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The Secret to Aging Well? Contentment


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