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The New York Times (International Edition) Thu, Mar 7, 2024 Analyzing the new rape denialism in Israel https://pressreader.com/article/281479281374497

"The sort of people employing private household staff are in the .001 percent, so it’s a very small group — we’ve probably worked with somewhere between 100 and 120 families. It’s not too difficult to get an idea of which… Read More »Recommended Read: What It’s Like to Staff the Home of a Billionaire

"For the two months of the year when there’s no work being done in the field, they’re just not counted," says Parish. The Sun rises and falls but, according to the early Roman calendar, no day has officially passed. "Which… Read More »Recommended Read: Why Julius Caesar’s Year of Confusion was the longest year in history

"Never mind that astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo knew much more about the stars than most children do today. Could a modern architect (without his computer) build a stone spire like Lincoln Cathedral’s, which is 160 metres (525 feet)… Read More »Recommended Read: Middle Ages, misunderstood

"During these screenings I learned that I was allowed to receive Zika and immediately quit the study and walk out the door – and, if I wanted, to get on a plane. While I appreciate my freedoms as an American,… Read More »Recommended Read: Life in the time of Zika

The New York Times (International Edition) Tue, Feb 20, 2024 A father, a son and a fight over their king https://pressreader.com/article/281505051144273