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In response to Mr. Culotta’s letter, "Take back the narrative" (Jan. 24), I do not know which Fox News programs Mr. Culotta watches, but the

Philip Matthews05:00, May 25 2021 Press Archives/Stuff The original offices of The Press newspaper. Some trees and hedges would be welcome. Every newspaper is a time capsule, a small parcel of history recorded in real time. News stories and editorials tell us much about events and attitudes, but what do the advertisements tell us? They also reveal surprising things about the Christchurch of the past. Christchurch was just a decade old when The Press arrived on May 25, 1861. It was clearly still under construction, as much an idea as a future city. They were in need of building materials....

David K. Skelly is the director of the Yale Peabody Museum and the Frank R. Oastler Professor of Ecology in the Yale School of the Environment. The illustration is from Martin Frobenius Ledermüller’s microscope book, published in various languages in the 1760s. View full image Thomas l. Lentz ’64MD With the aid of some flat strips of bone, ivory, or wood—plus a little mica and a sunny day—the solar microscope would have helped eighteenth-century scientists observe the details of nature. View full image Six months ago, with virtually no warning, college faculty and students a...

The manhunt continues. joining me is john cuff. the news today surveillance video. it may exist of three people in the vicinity. authorities have not made this video public. what's the consideration there? >> be pure speculation, john. i mean, they need to assess the video and determine if, in fact, it's the individuals they're looking for. all along like any of these manhunts, first step is to identify, properly identify who you're looking for, okay? so even though it's been a few days now, it takes time to develop and process the crime scene evidence, videotapes from the area, along with the...

Some of them over a week for the train service to be opened that would allow them to move on. they have been trapped by the dublin agreement, at least that is what the hungarian government keeps saying it is adhering to that dictates an individual has to apply for asylum at the point of entry. the german authorities are welcoming refugees but they are talking about the dublin agreement as well. that's been sending a lot of mixed messages to these people but they're still going because they say they will not leave their fate in the hands of leaders and politicians who do not seem to have their ...