Breaking News

Do you believe that a person can become addicted to another person? It might be hard for you to believe, but it happens all of the time. This addiction can be just as strong as an addiction to drugs or alcohol and just as hard to kick. For instance, if after your breakup, you...
Read more »

After all the recriminations, the threats of legal action and cries of cultural imperialism it was Madonna’s turn yesterday to do the criticising, defending her adoption of a Malawian baby and accusing the media of inflicting harm on all the orphans of Africa. The self-styled Queen of Pop took to the modern form of the...
Read more »

A wonderful want to check the popularity of your business is to insert keywords that describe our business on Google, unfortunately, often the results are less than satisfying and sometimes they are pretty shocking when our competitor ranks higher than us despite all our efforts. If that has sent you scampering to websites that...
Read more »

From Turkey, they were putting all these bin Ladens on NATO planes. People and weapons went one way, drugs came back. Giraldi: Was the U.S. government aware of this circular deal? Edmonds: 100 percent. A lot of the drugs were going to Belgium with NATO planes. After that, they went to the UK, and a lot...
Read more »

A major seismological survey revealing that the site of last week’s disastrous earthquake in southern Italy was a high-risk area was allegedly ignored by Italian authorities, in a move which could have led to the deaths of dozens of primary school children. As prosecutors arrived yesterday in the village to investigate the tragedy, grieving families...
Read more »

The roads outside the X Club nightspot in Bissau, capital of the world’s fifth poorest country, are cracked and pot-holed. They have not been repaired since they were torn up by the tracks of military vehicles during Guinea-Bissau’s civil war of the late 1990s. But the cars that are parked outside – Porsche and...
Read more »

Unemployment is the big political issue of 2009. The loss of more than a million jobs in the US in the final two months of 2008 is testimony to the savage shake-out following the financial market meltdown last autumn. Barack Obama’s emergency package will be sold as all that stands between America and the...
Read more »

The Bush administration stared down a new wave of international condemnation of Guantánamo yesterday, dismissing the suicide of three inmates at the prison camp as a “good PR move” and an “act of asymmetrical warfare”. The deaths of two Saudis and a Yemeni prisoner, who used knotted bedsheets to hang themselves in their solitary cells,...
Read more »

Funny, isn’t it, how we have come this far in the US election campaign, reaching the milestone of results from 24 states in the early hours of this morning, and still a mystery remains – one that has vexed more than a few Guardian readers. Despite all the ink spilled, the pages filled and...
Read more »

American medical advertising alerts you to many differences between our nations. I think more of them have herpes, for instance, than we do. Furthermore, I think if herpes-soother manufacturers were to advertise here, they wouldn’t use neat, mid-40s New England women on their way to a clambake to illustrate the discomfort of genital itching,...
Read more »