No big news. In the western madhouse or in the western garden, call it what you want, everything is unchanged. And the madhouse is thriving, and the garden is rotting.
Day: May 23, 2025
A Paris court will deliver the verdict in Kim Kardashian jewelry heist trial
Iran and the US holding a fifth round of nuclear negotiations in Rome with enrichment a key issue [deltaMinutes] mins ago Now
Detroit may have an understandable desire to keep its best player off this year’s All-NBA squads.
Rail services not running on sections of Airport and South line as well as Central Coast line with some ferry services cancelled amid wet weather
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Heavy rainfall across Sydney has caused chaos on roads and railways as authorities warn of delays for those descending on the city for the opening of the Vivid lights festival.
More than 200mm of rain fell in Richmond, about 90mm in Camden, more than 50mm in Katoomba and at least 75mm at Sydney airport in the 24 hours to 9am on Friday.
The latest round of deployments will bring the total number of US troops at the southern border close to 10,000 – far higher than the 2,500 soldiers Biden had stationed there at the end of his term.
Jamie Foxx has broken his silence on the conspiracy theory alleging Sean “Diddy” Combs orchestrated the 2023 medical emergency that had him “within an inch of his life.”
A community came together Thursday evening to pay tribute to Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, the victims of the shooting outside the Capital Jewish Museum, and denounce antisemitism. The organizers of the vigil are friends of the couple, and they were clear: this was not the time for big speeches — just songs, hugs and prayers. Well over a hundred…
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 38 points, and the Thunder overwhelmed the Timberwolves again, winning 118-103 to take a 2-0 series lead.
Guardians will highlight bravery of ‘unseen, unheard and undervalued’ protectors of natural world, prince says
Wildlife rangers perform “one of the most dangerous jobs on the planet”, the Prince of Wales has said at the launch of a docuseries highlighting these “unseen, unheard and undervalued” heroes of the natural world.
William, who presents Guardians, a six-part series launching on Friday, said championing the protectors of the natural world was particularly special as he had met many of them on his travels.