A report that Beyonce is pregnant isn’t accurate, her mom insisted to Ellen DeGeneres Wednesday. Earlier, Us Weekly broke the pregnancy news, citing an anonymous source. But Beyonce’s mom, Tina Knowles, told DeGeneres in an interview airing Thursday:…
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Beyonce’s Mom: She’s Not Pregnant
President Obama warned that Republicans will cut education funding and endanger the limping economy if they take control of Congress, again using his weekly radio address Saturday to hit back against Republicans surging in the polls. But the president…
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Obama: GOP Will Cut Education
She’s finally ready to talk: Sources tell Us Weekly that Mel Gibson’s ex girlfriend, Russian singer Oksana Grigorieva will sit down for an interview with (surprise!) none other than talk-show empress Oprah Winfrey. According to the source, Oprah was in…
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Oprah Scores Chat with Mel’s Ex Oksana
David Cameron has been urged to sign up to a directive tackling human trafficking during the weekly session of Prime Minister’s Questions.
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Government tackled on human trafficking
Israel’s goal is to “responsibly and seriously promote a peace agreement” in the upcoming direct talks with Palestinians, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in his weekly Cabinet meeting Sunday.
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Israel, Palestinians stake positions
The European Union criticises Israel for convicting an organiser of the weekly Palestinian protests against the West Bank separation barrier.
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EU rebukes Israel over conviction
Cardinal Jaime Ortega’s role as a broker of human rights in Cuba began with the Ladies in White. In April the archbishop of Havana was outraged when, for two successive Sundays, thugs of the Castro regime besieged the weekly march of women protesting on behalf of relatives who are political prisoners. Ortega dispatched a letter to President Raúl Castro saying that “for the church to tolerate this in silence would be an act of cowardice,” he told me last week.
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Can Raul Castro modernize and stabilize Cuba?
The Magazine’s weekly quiz of the news, 7 days 7 questions – plus the Weekly Bonus Question.
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Quiz of the week’s news
Tyler Brûlé’s new broadsheet designed for leisurely summer reading An antidote to disco-worthy iPads and nerdy eReaders unfit for the beach, Monocle ‘s recently published ” Mediterraneo ” newspaper, like their magazine, goes against the publishing grain for a glare-free summer read. The 64-page extension of the acclaimed glossy comes packed with sensible tips, progressive geopolitical thinking, and their reputable take on fashion and design. Meant as holiday companion, the mini-edition is now on sale at resorts from California to Lebanon and at select airports in between. The newspaper also sells online for
