When Disaster Hit Next Door in Flatbush
What it felt like when the wall came down in Brooklyn.
We haven't written up this one. The New York Times has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
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The Brisbane buildings made from sandstone touched by dinosaurs
Fossilised footprints belonging to 230-million-year-old dinosaurs have been unearthed in Brisbane, indented into the same sandstone that constructed the city's most recognisable buildings.
Rams-Cardinals preview: 5 questions for Sunday's matchup
Previewing Sunday's Rams game with 5 questions for a Cardinals expert.
- Carson Beck debuting in his NFL debut
- Trey McBride to be Cardinals primary receiver
- Rams favored with projected 24-13 victory
Clemson falls at home to Georgia Tech team that had just fired 4 coaches, loses QB Tait Reynolds to injury
The Yellow Jackets ended a four-game skid and secured their first win at Clemson since 2008.
- Georgia Tech fired four coaches, including defensive coordinator Jason Semore
- Tigers' starting QB Tait Reynolds injured in third play, limiting team's performance
- Christopher Vizzina named season-opening QB1 after Trent Pearman's poor debut
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Ruth Madeley recognized some of her own experiences in Judy Heumann’s story, including the indignity of being called a fire hazard.
Comeback kid Joseph thrills as England eye All Blacks
Will Joseph's comeback after four years off the Test scene was worth waiting for. And there was plenty elsewhere to buoy England in a rout of Japan.
Is ‘Club Kid’ a ‘Conservative’ Movie? Only If You’re Still Living in the ’60s
One of the things I love about movies is how layered they are. When a film connects on a deep level, saying what it’s truly “about” may not be as simple as it sounds.