Lost ‘porn’ novel thrills critics
A sprawling erotic novel written on the eve of World War II has been hailed as “the great German pornographic novel”.
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Migrants stream into Mexico
Thousands of migrants, met by riot police firing tear gas as they broke a fence and crossed the border, responded with stones and sticks.
Gab offline after US massacre
The Twitter alternative has gone offline and could fold after evidence the synagogue shooting accused peddled religious hatred on the site.
We attract evil men who hate us
We Jews pride ourselves on punching above our weight; sadly we also attract evil people who hate what we stand for.
How to get into Harvard – really
Love the classics and move to Montana. A lawsuit has offered a peek into how Harvard picks applicants.
Meghan: The feminist Duchess
As the royals and their ‘pepi’ charm New Zealand, Meghan Markle has shown she won’t be silenced by protocol when it comes to championing women.
Brazilian Right set to take the helm
Far-right military man Jair Bolsonaro, who vowed to rescue Brazil from crisis, has won the country’s presidential election.
Merkel clinging to power
A crucial state election has given stinging rebuff to Angela Merkel in Germany. It’s a fresh blow to a ruling party in crisis.
A very right-wing revolutionary
The rise of Brazil’s new firebrand president is the latest shock in global politics and shifts the country sharply to the right.
‘I just want to kill Jews’
The victims of the synagogue massacre, aged between 54 and 97, have been identified as details surrounding the gunman emerge.
‘The world has lost a great man’
Leicester City have confirmed their much-loved billionaire owner was one of five people who died in a helicopter crash.
Turnbull aids Jakarta relations
Malcolm Turnbull hopes to speak with Joko Widodo about the relationship between Australia and Indonesia in Bali this week.
UK ‘knew of Khashoggi plot’
British intelligence was reportedly aware of a Saudi plot to kidnap Jamal Khashoggi three weeks before he was murdered.
Smoking and drinking, hit squad celebrated
Members of the Saudi hit squad accused of murdering Jamal Khashoggi were “cheerful” and drank alcohol in celebration.
Spelling mistakes brought the FBI to bomber’s door
As Cesar Sayoc spun records at a Florida nightclub federal authorities zeroed in and secretly accumulated evidence.
Sacked Sri Lanka leader digs in
Sri Lanka’s sacked prime minister Ranil Wickremesinghe resisted moves to evict him from his official residence yesterday.
I didn’t vote for Trump: shooter
A social media profile of the Pittsburgh gunman gave a glimpse of a man steeped in anti-Semitism and white supremacism.
A history of attacks on Jewish communities
Synagogues and places of Jewish life around the world have been attacked in the last 16 years.
Gunman unloads terror at heart of religious life
Gunman Robert Bowers only needed 20 minutes to sow terror at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.
Only way to defuse US politics is to clean both sides of the street World commentary
Politicians in both parties think the intimidation comes from their rivals. Truth is, they all need to clean up their side of the street.
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