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Letters from our readers: Housing initiatives, regional governance, Dallas Road dogs.

In a mouth-watering new book, the South Korean academic fuses his twin passions of food and economics to interrogate capitalism

China will likely invade Taiwan in the next two to three years, according to the political philosopher John Gray. Speaking to UnHerd’s Freddie Sayers, Gray reasoned that Chinese premier Xi Jinping is “too committed to resolving this issue relatively soon,” and pointed out that cross-Strait relations were the first thing Xi mentioned at the most [...]Read More...

Ali Khosravi comments on the issues of the day, this week discussing the Iranian protests and his optimism about the world.

First responders employed a specially trained dog to track down the deceased couple buried beneath heaps of rubble.

RKO left Val Lewton alone to make his movies, and the results saved the studio from bankruptcy and resulted in a run of timeless films that still entertain, provoke, and chill.

Steve Schwarzman, John Gray & Bruce Flatt are seeing great opportunities in REIT sector. They are often heavily discounted relative to the value of the real estate they own. Read more here.

RKO left Val Lewton alone to make his movies, and the results saved the studio from bankruptcy and resulted in a run of timeless films that still entertain, provoke, and chill.

Visit the Apple River Fort in Elizabeth, Illinois for an evening of eerie fun with a little excitement during Frights at the Fort Saturday October 22nd.

A FASHION designer’s exhibition, exploring the relationship between East Lothian’s fishing and textile industries, has opened its doors.