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Dora Maar: a great photographer hidden behind the master of painting

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the conversation In the inevitable tide of recognition of so many women artists of the past 20th century who passed simply as muses, lovers, wives or companions, when their work was truly as strong, →

Hundreds of thousands left without power in California as forecasters warn of 'relentless' cyclones

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nbc news By Leila Sackur Hundreds of thousands of homes in California were left without power early Sunday after torrential downpours and high winds battered the northern part of the state, as →

Lonely Planet releases top holiday destinations for 2023

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​the brussels times​​​ Whether you are adventurous, a homebody type or your choice of travel destinations is guided by your culinary tastes, Lonely Planet has all the destinations worth visiting this →

No Easy Road for Men of God

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​american thinker​​​ By Frank Friday Last week, Pope Benedict XVI was laid to rest. The world media were forced to cover the event, barely containing the vitriol they always had for the man. Why was →

'Brussels streets becoming more like Dutch ones,' says EU Commissioner

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brussels times By Maïthé Chini In an interview with the Francophone newspaper La Libre Belgique, Timmermans expressed joy over the fact that cyclists are finally claiming their space in the Belgian →

It's Time to Ask Whether Repeated mRNA Vaccine Shots Weaken the Immune Response to COVID-19

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american thinker By Allan J. Favish Once again, the free press has been asleep at the wheel. Here is another example of how alternative news sources such as internet bloggers are much more useful to →

Tesla driver who plunged his family off California cliff did so on purpose, officials say

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nbc news By Phil Helsel A California man intentionally drove a Tesla off a 250-foot cliff in an attempt to kill his family, officials said Tuesday. The driver and his wife and children survived and →

NASA chief’s hawkish remarks another pathetic attempt, exposes US own hegemony: experts

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global times By Fan Anqi Chinese experts battered the latest round of attacks from NASA chief Bill Nelson, saying his smearing remarks against China's space development are yet another ridiculous and →

The history of chocolate: when money really did grow on trees

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the conversation Advent calendars with hidden chocolatey treats, huge tins of Quality Street and steaming cups of hot chocolate festooned with whipped cream and marshmallows are all much-loved wintry →

Robot assistants in the operating room promise safer surgery

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modern diplomacy By Gareth Willmer In a surgery in India, a robot scans a patient’s knee to figure out how best to carry out a joint replacement. Meanwhile, in an operating room in the Netherlands, →

Qatar corruption scandal: Belgian authorities ask EP to waive immunity of two MEPs

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brussels times By Maïthé Chini While Metsola's office did not name the two, the Italian newspaper La Repubblica reports that it concerns Belgian MEP Marc Tarabella and Italian MEP Andrea Cozzolino. →

The Architecture of Corruption: Why Elon Musk is Justified to Call for the Prosecution of Dr. Anthony Fauci

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american thinker By Kent Heckenlively Recently, Elon Musk tweeted out that his preferred pronouns are “prosecute/Fauci.” Of course, the usual suspects in the media were clutching their pearls, →

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