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Katrina Kaif on Saturday opened up on getting back to normal life after recovering from COVID.

Much of America is going through a Madonna moment: Like a virgin, touched for the very first time! Brushing against a stranger in a restaurant, clobbering someone with a hug, shaking a new acquaintance’s hand—for those who have stayed isolated over the past 15 months, these experiences can feel novel and exciting and highly weird. Perhaps no one is better suited to advise us on navigating this moment than Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer, America’s favorite nonagenarian sex therapist. Dr. Ruth isn’t just famous for her books, her radio and television shows, and her cameo in a classic Herbal Es...

One of Greek illegalism’s most enduring tales is of the occasion when the Palaiokostas brothers kidnapped and ransomed a Greek industrialist in 1995. The brothers, whose nicknames range from "The Phantom" to "The Greek Robin Hood", were known throughout the 1990s and 2000s as the country's most successful bankrobbers and prison escape artists — and among the working classes for their habit of robbing from the rich to give to the poor. This article was written to mark Freedom Press’s fundraising campaign to publish A Normal Life, the autobiogr...

Updated: May 14, 2021 02:01 IST The CDC guidance still calls for wearing masks in crowded indoor settings like buses, planes, hospitals, prisons and homeless shelters. Share Article AAA The CDC and the Biden administration have faced pressure to ease restrictions on fully vaccinated people — those who are two weeks past their last required COVID-19 vaccine dose — in part to highlight the benefits of getting the shot.   | Photo Credit: Reuters The CDC guidance still calls for wearing masks in crowded indoor settings like buses, planes, hospitals, prisons and homeless shelters. In a major ...

The Atlantic Why I Don’t Think Kids Need Masks Outside I’m a doctor. I tell parents that outdoor masking is not necessary for their children, for several reasons. 6:00 AM ET JOEL SAGET/AFP /Getty As parents gradually reap the rewards of vaccination—including unmasking outdoors, socializing unmasked indoors with other vaccinated people, and abandoning anxiety about getting seriously ill—they’re wondering if they need to keep up pandemic precautions for their children’s sake. I am a primary-care doctor, and the parents I talk with are deeply concerned about their communities; they a...