As a controversial list of rules for eating out does the rounds, here is my unsparing list of commandments for eating in, writes Emma Beddington

Canonisation has long been a way for the Catholic church to shape its own image. As the Vatican prepares to anoint its first millennial saint, we ask how it decides who is worthy

Former presidential candidate writes op-ed excoriating Signal leak and White House’s ‘dangerous’ actions

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To win one or both congressional seats in Florida would be miraculous. But even a narrow loss to Republicans in two very red districts would send a message.

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While some say the rise of the self-publishing model is damaging the industry, others feel it gives authors a fairer deal

After almost 60 years in the US, the actor wants to quit the country. She talks about ‘hooligans’ in the White House – and her new silent film role in Four Mothers

Economic blackout over company shuttering diversity commitment

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Robert Morris, ex-pastor of Texas megachurch, was charged with five counts of lewd or indecent acts with a child

Young’s forthcoming Love Earth tour will not use Ticketmaster’s ‘platinum’ ticketing scheme – described by Smith as ‘a greedy scam’

Judge in Trump deportation case calls administration lawyers’ argument a ‘heck of a stretch’

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The order includes workers fired from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Authorities are seeking the public's help in finding individuals who desecrated ancient, protected tribal rock carvings near Bishop, California.

Alt: a close up of Texas senator Rafael Cruz

As more companies mandate a return to the office, young workers learn to game the system to take back control

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