Farmer Rosamund Young’s book will charm people who want to lap up more evidence that animals have personalities, but may not warm hearts of animal lovers who don’t eat meat.
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Sunday Reading: Nights at the Cinema
A collection of New Yorker reviews of classic movies that reveal how they were first received, including “The Wizard of Oz,” “Citizen Kane,” “All About Eve,” “Star Wars,” “Apocalypse Now,” and more.
Read More »Donald Trump Goes Rogue
In half a week, between Quebec and Singapore, “Trump showed that the liberal order is hateful to him, and that he wants out,” George Packer writes.
Read More »An oil giant is taking big steps; Saudi Arabia can’t afford for it to slip
The state-run oil giant that operates Saudi Aramco is the economic force behind Saudi Arabia’s transformation into a regional powerhouse. The deep oil reserves, which the company extracts, transports and sells, have made the country an important part of a geopolitical equation.
Read More »Jewish artifacts disappear from Damascus in fog of Syria war
Activists say the artifacts, moved from the now-destroyed Jobar Synagogue in Damascus’ eastern Ghouta suburb when it was taken by rebels, were allegedly put into safe keeping to avoid theft and damage in 2013, but twice since then local officials have discovered some are missing.
Read More »Schiff: Nunes didn't share intel, 'first that we've heard about' FBI information
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), ranking member on the House Intelligence Committee, tells Chuck Todd that his counterpart, Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), didn’t share information he received from the FBI.
Read More »When it comes to North Korea, no one puts Beijing in a corner
China may not have been at the table for Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un’s historic summit, but it still scored a strategic victory and sent out a clear message: no one puts Beijing in the corner. Just months earlier, it seemed as though the US might cut China out of its negotiations with the North altogether, as direct contact …
Read More »Kellyanne: ‘No’ White House not using migrant children for political leverage
White House Adviser Kellyanne Conway tells Chuck Todd that the children who are separated from their families at the border are being cared for with empathy.
Read More »US Open: Justin Rose one off lead amid Phil Mickelson controversy
England’s Justin Rose is one shot adrift of a four-way tie for the US Open lead while Phil Mickelson incurs a two-shot penalty.
Read More »401(k) investors: Follow the 5% rule to protect your retirement savings
Retirement investing isn’t a get-rich-quick scheme. It’s about getting solid but volatile stock market-like returns gradually without much risk.
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