Fly that landed on Mike Pence's head got more mentions on Twitter than any of the 2020 candidates
New York University has revealed the winner of the vice president debate - the fly that landed on Mike Pence's head. The team found the insect was mentioned 29% more on Twitter than any candidate. Read more...
Covid study Risk of coronavirus exposure on commercial United aircraft 'virtually non-existent'
The study found that fast air recirculation, downward designed air ventilation and efficient hospital-grade Hepa filters make the cabin of a United airplane 'one of the safest indoor environments in the world'. Read more...
Struggling ice cream shop that employs people with special needs gets surprise grant
Howdy Homemade in Dallas, Texas is known for its original, delicious flavors, but also its public service mission. Read more...
The Great British make offMore of us are buying goods made in the UK
The 'I'm Backing Britain' campaign in the late 1960s was a resounding success. It started after five secretaries volunteered to work an extra half-hour each day to help the economy. Read more...
Why Canadians can't look away from the US vote
It's a reflex many Canadians can't shake; watching the US election campaign is like rubber-necking a car crash across the highway. It's riveting, at times terrifying. Above all, you fear the debris could actually fall your way. Read more...
Jose Mourinho refuses to blame Gareth Bale introduction for Tottenham's late collapse from 3-0 up
Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho did not think the introduction of Gareth Bale was the catalyst for his side's late capitulation against West Ham as his side went from 3-0 up to dropping two points. Read more...
The T List Five Things We Recommend This Week
Venetian slippers, Lynda Bengliss early work and more. Read more...
Pre-orders for new iPhone 12, with 30x zoom camera, start 16 October
The latest leaks about Apple's new iPhone suggest the smartphone will have a 30x digital zoom camera capable of focusing in on objects and people three times farther than previous models. Read more...
How Jacinda Ardern's election victory could be a win for AUSTRALIA
The New Zealand Prime Minister's plan to raise income taxes on wealthy Kiwis is now expected to cause a 'brain drain across the ditch'. Labour over there has a mandate to punish the rich. Read more...
How Russell Wilsons Latest Clutch Drive Beat the Vikings
A potential league M.V.P., Wilson led the Seahawks on another game-winning drive the 30th of his career Sunday night. Hes as good as you can get, Seattle Coach Pete Carroll said. Read more...
Pret A Manger Will Try Anything to Survive
The pandemic made the lunch chains biggest strength hundreds of stores in central London its biggest weakness overnight. Read more...
Sarah Jessica Parker shares Hocus Pocus reunion pics with Kathy Najimy and Bette Midler
Parker, who played Sarah Sanderson in the 1993 Disney movie, added 'We laughed, made mischief and even sang a little song that might be familiar. Read more...
Celtic don't have a God-given right to win everything... but fans should expect a shot on target
Wisely, Steven Gerrard steered clear of the Sky Sports cameras this time. When Rangers secured their first Parkhead win in nine years last December the manager savoured the moment to the full. Read more...
SAS Australia Shane Warne and Simone Callahan support son Jackson
Shane Warne and Simone Callahan exchanged awkward snubs when they failed to include each other in 'family' photos celebrating their daughter Summer's 19th birthday last week. Read more...
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Lock Them All Up Trumps Whitmer Attack Fits a Damaging Pattern
Since returning to the campaign trail, the president has drawn only more attention to his difficulties with women and older voters by minimizing the pandemic and targeting female leaders. Read more...
Football's year of shame On and off the pitch
During a qualifying match for Euro 2020, a number of England's Black players were subjected to racist abuse by a large section of Bulgaria fans, causing the game to be halted twice. A year on, the footballing world, like wider society, has undergone major scrutiny on how it handles this form of discrimination. Read more...
Cocaine and ketamine in Sydney and New South Wales found laced with life-threatening opioids
An urgent warning has been issued by health authorities after cocaine and ketamine were found laced with potentially lethal opioids in Sydney and regional parts of New South Wales. Read more...