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Opinion: An $18 Big Mac Meal Is Bad For America
The American burger owes its iconic status, above all, to being inexpensive.
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Opinion: Vivek Should Know Nikki Is An Indian Name And American, Too
In a crowded field of Republican presidential candidates who will say anything, no matter how absurd, for attention, Vivek Ramaswamy stands apart as a spouter of strategic silliness.
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Opinion: Can Satya Nadella Sell Cricket In America?
When I first heard that a Texas billionaire was bankrolling a new cricket league in America, my first thought was, "Oh, no ... I'm not falling for that one again."
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New Instant Coffee Fans Should Try This Hack From India
The list of Covid-era food fads is long and sometimes strange. Even so, the pandemic passion for instant coffee seems especially bizarre.
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Q&A: How India Can Find Its Way Out Of Covid Nightmare
India is suffering the world's worst Covid-19 crisis. The daily infection rate is more than 300,000; the daily death toll, in excess of 2,000, is very likely an undercount.
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Opinion: Why Diego Maradona Was Better Than Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo
Diego Maradona died due to a heart attack at the age of 60 in Argentina on Wednesday.
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Opinion: Kerala's Remittance Rush From Abroad May Be Over For Good
"Gone to Gulf." That phrase came up a lot in conversations among grown-ups that I overheard as a schoolboy in Kerala during the early 1980s. My father, who managed a lobster-export business in the port of Kochi, was constantly griping about workers who quit on short notice - or none at all - to take up jobs in the Gulf cities of Muscat, Doha or Jed...
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Opinion: Important Lessons For Saudi Crown Prince In Past Few Months
His hand over his heart - a gesture as common to the Middle East's princes as to its paupers - Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman might admit that he bears at least as much responsibility as the coronavirus pandemic for the state of Saudi Arabia's economy. It is, after all, the combination of his ill-timed oil war against Russia with the Covid-19 cri...
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Opinion: Saudi Prince, On Phone With Trump, Asked Aides To Go. What Happened Next
There came a moment during Donald Trump's April 2 phone call to Mohammed bin Salman when Saudi Arabia's crown prince and de facto ruler, apparently stunned by what the American president had just said, asked his aides to leave the room. No courtiers were present when their master, no slouch at intimidation himself, was apparently bullied into submi...
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Opinion: These Four Deaths Will Transform The Middle East
There is now a consensus that any political transformation of the Middle East - a long-cherished goal of both U.S. policymakers and millions who live there - will not be achieved by revolution, foreign intervention or civil war.
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Maharashtra Minister Apologises For Saying Female Names Help Liquor Sales
Maharashtra minister Girish Mahajan has apologised after suggesting at a public meeting that using women's names "like Bobby and Julie" for liquor can boost sales. In a statement today, he said he didn't intend to hurt anyone with what has widely been called a brazenly sexist comment.
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Vidya Balan: It was Difficult to Say No to Sujoy Ghosh
Actress Vidya Balan, who gave a stellar performance in Sujoy Ghosh's Kahaani, says that it was tough for her to say no to the director for his new film Durga Rani Singh.
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Is Vidya Balan pregnant? Read the signs
Vidya Balan may have faked her pregnancy in Kahaani but if reports are to be believed, the actress is now expecting a visit from the stork for real.
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Bobby Ghosh named TIME International editor
Eminent Indian journalist Bobby Ghosh has been named the new editor of Time International.
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Opinion: An $18 Big Mac Meal Is Bad For America
The American burger owes its iconic status, above all, to being inexpensive.
-
Opinion: Vivek Should Know Nikki Is An Indian Name And American, Too
In a crowded field of Republican presidential candidates who will say anything, no matter how absurd, for attention, Vivek Ramaswamy stands apart as a spouter of strategic silliness.
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Opinion: Can Satya Nadella Sell Cricket In America?
When I first heard that a Texas billionaire was bankrolling a new cricket league in America, my first thought was, "Oh, no ... I'm not falling for that one again."
-
New Instant Coffee Fans Should Try This Hack From India
The list of Covid-era food fads is long and sometimes strange. Even so, the pandemic passion for instant coffee seems especially bizarre.
-
Q&A: How India Can Find Its Way Out Of Covid Nightmare
India is suffering the world's worst Covid-19 crisis. The daily infection rate is more than 300,000; the daily death toll, in excess of 2,000, is very likely an undercount.
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Opinion: Why Diego Maradona Was Better Than Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo
Diego Maradona died due to a heart attack at the age of 60 in Argentina on Wednesday.
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Opinion: Kerala's Remittance Rush From Abroad May Be Over For Good
"Gone to Gulf." That phrase came up a lot in conversations among grown-ups that I overheard as a schoolboy in Kerala during the early 1980s. My father, who managed a lobster-export business in the port of Kochi, was constantly griping about workers who quit on short notice - or none at all - to take up jobs in the Gulf cities of Muscat, Doha or Jed...
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Opinion: Important Lessons For Saudi Crown Prince In Past Few Months
His hand over his heart - a gesture as common to the Middle East's princes as to its paupers - Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman might admit that he bears at least as much responsibility as the coronavirus pandemic for the state of Saudi Arabia's economy. It is, after all, the combination of his ill-timed oil war against Russia with the Covid-19 cri...
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Opinion: Saudi Prince, On Phone With Trump, Asked Aides To Go. What Happened Next
There came a moment during Donald Trump's April 2 phone call to Mohammed bin Salman when Saudi Arabia's crown prince and de facto ruler, apparently stunned by what the American president had just said, asked his aides to leave the room. No courtiers were present when their master, no slouch at intimidation himself, was apparently bullied into submi...
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Opinion: These Four Deaths Will Transform The Middle East
There is now a consensus that any political transformation of the Middle East - a long-cherished goal of both U.S. policymakers and millions who live there - will not be achieved by revolution, foreign intervention or civil war.
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Maharashtra Minister Apologises For Saying Female Names Help Liquor Sales
Maharashtra minister Girish Mahajan has apologised after suggesting at a public meeting that using women's names "like Bobby and Julie" for liquor can boost sales. In a statement today, he said he didn't intend to hurt anyone with what has widely been called a brazenly sexist comment.
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Vidya Balan: It was Difficult to Say No to Sujoy Ghosh
Actress Vidya Balan, who gave a stellar performance in Sujoy Ghosh's Kahaani, says that it was tough for her to say no to the director for his new film Durga Rani Singh.
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Is Vidya Balan pregnant? Read the signs
Vidya Balan may have faked her pregnancy in Kahaani but if reports are to be believed, the actress is now expecting a visit from the stork for real.
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Bobby Ghosh named TIME International editor
Eminent Indian journalist Bobby Ghosh has been named the new editor of Time International.
