ROB NIXON
Daylight Saving Time: A costly or saving endeavor? Here’s what the economists say
Daylight Saving Time, a measure originally implemented to make more effective use of daylight and theoretically conserve resources like candle wax, coal, or lamp oil, was introduced with noble intentions. However, a pertinent question remains: Does Daylight Saving Time still achieve savings for the modern American consumer in 2023?
Indian-origin businessman arrested by Leicestershire during Ganesh Chaturthi procession, sparks outrage
Dharmesh Lakhani, an Indian-origin businessman and owner of Bobby's restaurant in the UK, was arrested by Leicestershire police during a Ganesh Chaturthi procession, sparking anger among British Hindus. Lakhani claims he was handcuffed in a painful manner and requires medical treatment. The police stated that they encountered an "unplanned procession" and attempted to engage with the crowd to establish an organizer.
Todd Haimes, who saved New York's Roundabout Theater Company from bankruptcy, passes away at 66
Nonprofit Roundabout's artistic director and CEO Todd Haimes died in NYC due to complications from cancer, according to his friend and spokesperson Matt Polk.
UK police appeal for calm as India-Pak post-match 'disorder' spills over
Reports circulating on social media claimed the spark this weekend was a protest march, with footage showing police attempting to hold back two sets of crowds as objects such as glass bottles were thrown, and some people could be seen carrying sticks and batons.
Carl Bernstein says 21 GOP senators contemptuous of Trump
Bernstein's post was condemned Monday by some of those involved. It was an eyebrow-raising modern twist on journalism from the former Washington Post reporter who, with partner Bob Woodward in the 1970s, penned scoops that led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon.
US presidential polls: On primetime TV, Barack Obama has edge over Romney
The US presidential campaign has shifted to TV studios. President Obama will spar with Republican candidate Mitt Romney on Wednesday in the first of three debates.
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From emu farms to guar crops: Why the desert is fertile for Ponzi schemes
The more arid the land, the more it is prone to Ponzi schemes, from cactus bugs to emu farms to guar crops. The history of busted dryland dreams is as rich as the present.
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