By Zoe Conway Employment correspondent It already has a nickname: Walkout Wednesday. Hardly a term of endearment but a reflection of just how widespread the disruption will be. In fact, it’s probably going to have the greatest impact of any strike day so far, because thousands of schools will be closed with parents stuck at …
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Photo Illustration by Gabe Conte Put down the tweezers! It’s smarter to trim your schnoz. By Avidan Grossman and Adam Hurly January 31, 2023 All products featured on GQ are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. It might seem like even …
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Washington — Embattled Republican Rep. George Santos of New York will recuse himself from serving on House committees, he told his GOP colleagues in a closed-door meeting on Tuesday, Republican aides and GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill said. Santos was assigned to the House Small Business Committee and Science, Space and Technology Committee earlier this …
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Washington — The FBI searched the Penn Biden Center offices in mid-November, according to two sources familiar with the investigation, after lawyers for President Biden had found about 10 documents marked classified there on Nov. 2. The material originated from Mr. Biden’s time as vice president. It is not clear whether FBI personnel found any additional …
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On the Shelf Ten February books for your reading list If you buy books linked on our site, The Times may earn a commission from Bookshop.org, whose fees support independent bookstores. Critic Bethanne Patrick recommends 10 promising titles, fiction and nonfiction, to consider for your February reading list. Whether February chills your bones or feels …
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Washington — Mitch Daniels, the former Republican governor of Indiana and president of Purdue University, announced Tuesday that he will not pursue a run for the Senate, saying the job of U.S. senator is not the right one for him at this time in his life. “With full credit and respect for the institution and …
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Courtesy of Tiffany & Co. The long-rumored Tiffany-edition Air Force 1 arrives with some unexpected sterling silver accessories. By Samuel Hine January 31, 2023 Last year, GQ published a definitive guide to the 50 greatest Nike collaborations in the Swoosh’s 50-year-history of industry-shifting designs. When we update the list for the next half-century, it will probably …
Photographs: Getty Images; Collage: Gabe Conte The follicle-transportation technology developed to undo baldness can also fill out your facial hair. By Graham Isador January 31, 2023 I am a man who cannot grow a full beard. Every six months or so I spend a few weeks without shaving to see if my prospects have changed. …
By Kevin Peachey Cost of living correspondent Disagreements over who should primarily tackle the issues of forced prepayment meter switches have emerged in front of a committee of MPs. Strict rules apply that prevent energy suppliers moving an at-risk customer onto a prepayment meter if they are struggling to pay. Energy UK, which represents firms, …
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By Daniel Thomas & Emma Simpson Business reporter, BBC News High Street stationery chain Paperchase has fallen into administration putting 820 jobs at risk. It comes after the firm, which has 106 stores in the UK and Ireland, failed to strike a rescue deal. Administrators Begbies Traynor said the shops would continue trading as normal …
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