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The looters. They are not going to have any impact on the National Dream, the National Dream like no other. Thats why were here today, to ensure that every citizen can achieve their dream, achieve their destiny, and realize their full and extraordinary potential. Jason sadly local Law Enforcement is now becoming a federal issue. Too often, liberal mayors and governors fail their constituents. We see it in new york, as bill de blasio was soft on crime policies have led to a major increase in viol...

Delve into the dark side of museum operations as Rachel Spence uncovers the unsettling truth behind artwashing and misdeeds

We need some quick wins to limit the impacts of climate change. Targeting methane, the second most potent greenhouse gas, could buy us time while we get our act together to cut CO2

Geographical's May 2024 issue covers methane emissions, snow leopard conservation, rooibos harvests and the crisis in Sudan

Villagers in Framsden plan to restore their local pub after seven years of closure.

Letters to the editor April 2

An engaging, occasionally philosophical read on invasive species, inspired by one man and his devotion to studying hedgehogs

Geographical's March 2024 issue covers condor conservation, Africa's demographics, wood fire pollution and modern China

Wear it: When it comes to finding high-quality forever pieces, there’s nothing quite like an Aran sweater. Warm, durable and timeless, these heirloom pieces last a lifetime. We love the collection at Bramble Green Irish Knitwear Studio, a Co Antrim family-run business founded by Claire Taylor-McCooke in 2016. The range includes two-tone crop cardigans (£165); pastel-coloured Aran sweaters in dusky pink, lavender, blue mint and sand (£85); Irish-made cashmere socks (£19); and ado...

Like many in Hampshire, I was shocked by His Majestys cancer diagnosis.