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In 2022, I’ve developed a weekly ritual of absolutely screaming into my group chat about whatever queer show is currently airing. I grew up in the aughts and watched LGBTQ narratives slowly leak into the mainstream. Today, between Euphoria, Special, The Sex Lives of College Girls, Yellowjackets, And Just Like That…, Genera+ion, The Morning Show, The Other Two, Feel Good, The L Word: Generation Q, I can watch a new episode of television almost every week that has at least one queer character.

Full Name: Terence Marne O'Neill, Baron O'Neill of the Maine, Profession: Northern Ireland Prime Minister Biography: As Prime Minister of Northern Ireland from 1963-69, Terence O'Neil was the first attempt to end sectarianism and establish a working relationship between Protestants and Catholics. O'Neill was also the first Northern Irish leader to re-establish relationships with the Republic of Ireland. In 1965 He invited the Taoiseach Seán Lemass to Belfast and returned the invitation with a visit to Dublin.

Tesla fell six spots in this year's rankings by Consumer Reports of the most reliable vehicle brands. The publication ranked Tesla 27th out of 29 brands with an average reliability score of 32 points out of a possible 100. The top-rated brand, Lexus, received a score of 78. Toyota, Mazda, Subaru, and Kia rounded out Consumer Reports' five most reliable brands. The lowest-rated brand, Volvo, received a score of 22.

Audience editors: Samantha Cooney, Annabel Gutterman, Soo Jin Kim, Kat Moon, and Kimberly Tal Copy editors: Helen Eisenbach, Mark Hokoda, Anny Kim, Silvija Ozols, Sarah Rutledge, and Jennifer Schiavone Designer: Jennifer Prandato Digital producers: Paulina Cachero and Nadia Suleman Editors: Jennifer Duggan, Merrill Fabry, Alex Fitzpatrick, Larry Kanter, Dan Macsai, Cate Matthews, Brittany Robins, Lily Rothman, Elijah Wolfson, and Karl Vick Photo editors: Kim Bubello and Alis Atwell Production manager: Jennifer Panzer

In these days, it is doubtful that any child may reasonably be expected to succeed in life if he is denied the opportunity of an education. Such an opportunity, where the state has undertaken to provide it, is a right which must be made available to all on equal terms. The words were Chief Justice Earl Warren’s in the 1954 Supreme Court decision that outlawed public school segregation. Now the Brown decision has taken on fresh legal currency for another deprived group—the estimated 1,200,000 school-age children who are classified as retarded.

Evidence is accumulating that protests in Iran, now in their fourth week, may be seriously undermining the regime. While government forces continued to knock heads in the streets, the head of the Judiciary on Monday publicly spoke of “mistakes…weaknesses and failures” by a government that has never previously acknowledged anything remotely resembling fault. “Citizens or political groups should know that we have an ear for protests and criticism and that we are ready for dialogue,” said Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ejei, a former intelligence minister regarded as among the hardest of Iran’s hardliners; he once bit a journalist.

In the grocery store, in H-E-B, a strange, angry paranoia overtook me. Suddenly, I couldn’t look at any of the faces that passed me without my heart clenching. The produce blurred fluorescent around me, the piles of apples and pears looked so fake as to be plastic. It was a Sunday, two days after Roe v. Wade was overturned, and in Texas, reproductive-care centers had stopped abortions entirely. I’ve been a single-issue voter for my entire life, and that issue is not forcing people to give birth against their will.

We love the first look, the Balmain bodycon dress and the belt but when it got to the Jimmy Choo shoes, we were so disappointed. It looked too sandal-like, like something you should wear at the beach. Her hair slicked back, chopsticks on it, the gloves, the earrings, we loved everything about it, the subtle makeup and the lipgloss were simply gorgeous. ADVERTISEMENT Even though we loved the £810 from The Attico at Flannels, the top felt too ordinary and plain.

September 8, 2014 7:00 AM EDT In 2012, Andy Murray became just the third British man in history to win the U.S. Open title. The first was Lawrence Doherty in 1903. Neither repeated as champion and neither was the greatest British tennis player of all time. That distinction belongs to Fred Perry, who captured the U.S. championship three times in four years (1933, 1934 and 1936) to go along with three Wimbledon titles and one each at the Australian and French Opens.