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Tennis Mailbag: An Update on Jannik Sinner’s Case

What WADA appealing the ITIA decision means for the world No. 1. Plus, Jon Wertheim answers your questions about tennis fandom and social media discourse.

Sports Illustrated

The legacy of Italian-Appalachian food

Luminosa harnesses the best of both worlds, combining Appalachian ingenuity with Italian culinary sensibilities

Salon

The Sabyasachi x Estée Lauder collection has landed…

Here’s everything you need to know about the cult Indian designer’s first ever make-up collection

Evening Standard

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Sherri McMullen Is the Oakland Boutique Owner Redefining Retail

From mentoring emerging brands to spotting the next big designer, we chat with the entrepreneur about everything from TikTok trends to the current state of the industry.

Marie Claire

Belgium faces election juggling act as it takes over rotating EU presidency

This Monday 1 January 2024, Belgium takes over the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union from Spain. The small nation will face the challenge of organising its own national elections which coincide with the European elections in June.

Radio France Internationale

What Naomi Klein Learned about Herself from Naomi Wolf

A Q&A on doppelgangers, celebrity, and searching for answers

The Walrus

Calling 10-Year-Old "Fucking Little Snitch" Isn't Punishable as "Obscene," "Threatening," or "Fighting Words"

From Commonwealth v. Hanner, decided last week by the Pennsylvania intermediate appellate court, in an opinion by Judge John Bender, joined by Judges Mary Jane Bowes and Megan Sullivan: The facts, as taken in the light most favorable to the Commonwealth as the verdict winner, are straightforward. Sometime during 2021,…

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Is the Indian Railways stretched beyond its capacity?

A discussion on safety, overcrowding and maintenance works following the Balasore accident

The Hindu

Afghan women prosecutors once seen as symbols of democracy find asylum in Spain

Pushing her son on a swing at a playground on a sunny winter's day in Madrid, former Afghan prosecutor Obaida Sharar expresses relief that she found asylum in Spain after fleeing Afghanistan shortly after the Taliban took over.

Reuters

Book by mom of six puts onus on men to stop unwanted pregnancies

In her new book, writer — and mother of six — Gabrielle Blair makes the case that the abortion debate should focus much more on men's roles in unintended pregnancy.

WEKU

Rick and Morty Season 6 will “begin the second half of a larger story,” showrunner says

'Rick and Morty' producers Scott Marder and James Siciliano tells Inverse how they plan to release a new season every year moving forward, and more.

Inverse

Federal election: Scott Morrison says cabinet ministers not leaking against him, Julia Gillard backs Anthony Albanese to 'value' women

Former prime minister Julia Gillard says a government led by Anthony Albanese would "value and include" women, while Scott Morrison says cabinet ministers have not leaked against him over funding in the Pacific.

ABC News

Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo: ‘I’ve never heard us described as an island of joy before!’

Radio’s odd couple take questions from actors, directors and Observer readers about optimism, the films they disagree on – and biscuits

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