Jane Gardam, whose witty and perceptive novels explored the pangs of young love, the disappointments of old age and the twilight of the British Empire, died April 28 in Chipping Norton, in the ...

National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) President Nick Daniels said recent outages "underscore" the necessity to update the country’s air traffic control system. "The key is ...

Chris Hughes is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering deals. Previously, he worked for Reuters Breakingviews, the Financial Times and the Independent newspaper. The rainmakers have worked their ...

The ongoing crisis at Newark Liberty International Airport has laid bare the sorry state of our nation’s air-traffic-control system. Equipment outages have left air-traffic controllers unable to ...

more mordant protest number — Julia eventually asserts that she was later sexually assaulted by him. Initially doubtful of her claim to survivor status, she’s emboldened by her female friends ...

Adam Neumann, the former WeWork chief executive officer, raised more money for his new residential real estate company Flow in a funding round that values the business at roughly $2.5 billion ...

It established Elliot as a brilliant storyteller whose mordant sense of humour is matched by his faith in the human capacity for kindness and kinship. Memoir Of A Snail (2024) is the much ...

As a psychodynamic counsellor and hypnotherapist, my approach to working with clients is rooted in psychodynamic theory, which emphasises the exploration of unconscious processes and the influence ...

Set partly in the ‘60s and partly in the present day, the film follows two women separated by decades but united by blood and bad omens. The film opens, as all good Final Destination entries do ...

Some folks have been waiting on this juicy news since October, when The Virginian-Pilot reported a Brazilian steakhouse chain was coming to town. Fogo de Chão is opening on Memorial Day, May 26, ...

Bloodless no more, the film’s long and mordant game of bait-and-switch comes sharper into view once the tenor segues from wry farce to neo-noir to something harder to fully classify but to call ...