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In a dramatic message, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, denounced the destruction of an airport by Russian missiles and again asked NATO to declare a no-fly zone over his country. It was after the impact of eight missiles in the terminal located near the Vinnytsia area in the west of the country. “The brutal and cynical missile attack left the airport completely destroyed. They (the Russians) continue to destroy our infrastructure, our life, which we built, our parents, our grandparents, generations of Ukrainians (…),” he said. Zelensky emphasized that “peaceful Vinnytsia has never threatened Russia“. SNIP “We repeat every...

You feel like you’re in romantic purgatory. It’s real. It’s not a hazy paranoia. And it’s not a matter of being too fat or too loud, too timid or too aggressive, too slutty or too frigid. If you’re a single, college-educated woman in Manhattan, the cards of love are stacked in favor of you remaining single—but it has nothing to do with texting a guy too soon or (not) sleeping with someone on a third date. As financial reporter and author of Date-Onomics: How Dating Became a Lopsided Numbers Game, Jon Birger puts it, “It’s not that He’s Just not...

Gold digger finds money men unappreciative By Tim Shipman in Washington Last Updated: 12:20am BST 14/10/2007 Money can't buy you love, but it might get you a "spectacularly beautiful" woman - as long as you think she's worth it. In a move that could have come straight from the television show Sex and the City, a lovelorn American woman has sparked a debate about the true value of good looks by advertising on the internet for a husband earning at least $500,000 a year. However, the 25-year-old, who was direct about her gold-digging objective, has received a harsh lesson not...

EN ROUTE TO IRAQ -- My bosses at FOX News have sent me on assignment to the "sandbox," as our troops have taken to calling Iraq. There, I will spend time with some of the most impressive young men and women this country has ever produced. These soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines and Guardsmen never cease to amaze me. Their dedication, enthusiasm and resilience, even in the unforgiving heat and atmosphere of an Iraqi summer, are second to none. On the day before my departure, The Washington Times carried a front-page photo of an unidentified American soldier cradling a young Iraqi...