Social gatherings can be a tricky affair, especially when it comes to dinner table etiquette ... maintaining eye-contact with those speaking. Don't interrupt others while they speak.

We don't belong to anyone else ... On Saturday, the U.S. president told NBC News that he will “not take anything off the table” after being questioned on the use of military force to take ...

They purchase a table or a package of tickets ... other than to invite us to these fundraisers. I don’t think these are truly “hosted” events, since a contribution is expected.

In what is considered the first "modern novel" . . . Don Quixote is a TKC favorite because the themes of delusion, misguided persistence and dark comedy fit nicely with the current slightly hopeless ...

IBM has leased around 1.1 lakh square feet of office space from Table Space at DivyaSree Greens, a custom-made campus located in Bengaluru, sources told HT.com. IBM has leased approximately 1.1 ...

"I don't know whether that meant he's going to give us the five or six billion dollars we received now in a block grant for us to allocate so I can still put two billion toward Pell grants I can ...

These ones you don’t have to coddle ... Scene: a boxy trestle table, two plastic chairs befitting developing youths, not grown-ups, muddy overhead lighting that barely blankets a draughty ...

Although they left no written records, the Tumaco-Tolita (also spelled Tumaco-La Tolita) people created this gold statue, a rare example of the art form in the ancient Americas. The standing ...

“I don’t understand, if I say I need you to come and warm my bed so that I can give you this role, and you say no, you don’t want, Go! You don’t want! They cannot force you to that. If anybody ...

It starts with Don Quixote (1605), which is considered the first modern novel in Europe and an enduring classic of world literature. By the beginning of the 17th century, medieval chivalric ...

A French politician is in the limelight for his recent and rather controversial statement. He has called for the US to return the Statue of Liberty, presented by the French people as a gift in 1884.

MICHAEL KNOWLES (HOST): I don't love the Statue of Liberty. Can I say that? I don't love the — I like liberty. I like true liberty. I love America. I have a cigar company called Mayflower Cigars ...