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When Marks & Spencer announced last week that it would slash 7,000 jobs over the next three months, it was just the latest sign of the reckoning facing Britain’s high streets. From Cornish ports to freezing Highland burghs, shop after shop is shuttering up and bleeding out. And the effects aren’t just economic, but emotional: If a place “doesn’t look cared for, people don’t feel like they’re… → Read More
The Russian president has a new year’s message for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. → Read More
It looks like Kim Jong Un and his administration won’t be abandoning their tough rhetoric towards the U.S. either. → Read More
Government also stresses the need to develop deeper ties with China as the Asian superpower grows in influence. → Read More
Gold has, in one way or another, been at the heart of much human history for thousands of years. → Read More
An Oxford University scientist discovered companies are still using discredited techniques to find water. → Read More
Archaeologists at Historic Jamestowne are working to establish the diet of the colonists who once lived there. → Read More
Manson had already been hospitalized in January with an unnamed condition described as "serious." → Read More
On Sunday night, a small centrist party threw German politics into disarray. → Read More
The pair, who married on November 20, 1947, first met when Elizabeth was 13. → Read More
The castle likely dates from the reign of the ancient Urartu Kingdom. → Read More
No death from a marijuana overdose has ever been proven, according to the FDA. → Read More
Jerry Brown and Michael Bloomberg founded “America’s Pledge” after Trump decided to pull America out of the Paris climate deal. → Read More
The share belonging to the richest has been skyrocketing since the global financial crisis, a report warns. → Read More
Researchers found that people with IQs above a certain level tended to be less effective leaders. → Read More
American partisanship makes politics in the U.S. very different. → Read More
“The antlers of the stag are like many knives piercing you; there is nothing you can do,” a leading hunter said. → Read More
The bloc is experiencing immediate-term stability, but there are plenty of underlying risks. → Read More
The actor spent a substantial amount of time in London when he was artistic director of the Old Vic theater. → Read More
Peyronie’s disease leads to a 40 percent higher risk of testicular cancer. → Read More