Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in Beirut strike, Israel’s military says
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Israel said it carried out a precise airstrike on Friday while the Lebanese militant group’s leadership met at their headquarters in Dahiyeh
Georgia: Evangelicals, minority voters and a crowded ballot
Trump and Harris are neck and neck in a state that Biden won narrowly in 2020. The key to victory in such a close race could lie in minority voters and how many votes support third-party candidates on November 5
Angel ‘Monxo’ López, the first Latino curator of the Museum of the City of New York: ‘I don’t want to let my people down’
The 51-year-old Puerto Rican holds a doctorate in Political Science and is an environmental activist in the South Bronx. Every day, he works to expand the diversity of the century-old museum
From failed inheritances to bad investments: Millionaires who lost a fortune
Nicolas Puech Hermes is no longer a shareholder at the company he wanted to bequeath to his gardener. Athletes, actors, investors and businesspeople have all experienced financial freefalls, despite how much money they once had in the bank — or, how it got there
The duo who drove Tupperware: A story of success, rivalry and bankruptcy
Earl Tupper created the containers that wound up being known by his last name — but it was Brownie Wise who made them popular
Amor Towles, writer: ‘More books have been sold in the US in recent years than ever before, fiction is holding its own’
The novelist, author of the best-selling ‘A Gentleman in Moscow,’ recently published a book of short stories titled ‘Table for Two’
How sex cemented (and stigmatized) the gay community
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The history of discrimination and persecution against the LGBTQ+ community led many people to seek safe meeting spaces
Daryl Hannah, the actress who has never held back: ‘I’ve been hearing that I’m too old for certain roles since I was 30’
Forty years after ‘Splash’, the film that made her a star, the actress has tasted success and failure, harassment from the press, the violence of Harvey Weinstein and decided that a movie icon can do much more than just act
Spanish border town of Olivenza remains oblivious to Portuguese minister’s claim over it
Portugal’s new chief of defense, the conservative Nuno Melo, has invoked a treaty from 1297 to argue that the municipality is ‘naturally Portuguese’