Bring on the mawkish moments! On Monday, June 29, superconnector Mercury (your ruler) turns retrograde in your eleventh house of friendship and community, and the next three weeks could stir up more ...

Make space for your dreams, Leo. On Monday, June 29, mental Mercury flips into retrograde in Cancer until July 23, buzzing through your twelfth house of introspection, transitions and release until ...

This week, the Full Moon in Capricorn brings to light topics connected with past relationships. This makes it easier for you to move on from a story that is still clouding your judgment. Because the ...

The Full Moon in Capricorn illuminates your partnership sector on Monday. For those more focused on a career, making better connections with colleagues is likely this week. Mercury stations retrograde ...

Martian transit will move through Gemini this week and for the next forty plus days, matters connected with higher studies, travel, and legal affairs will become very active. Long-distance journeys ...

Mars, the planet for action will enter Gemini during this week and it will bring a busy and eventful period. Short trips will increase, and many pending conversations will finally take place.

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----What should I read next?---- Book critic and longtime NPR commentator Marion Winik answers this question in four opinionated, book-loving minutes. With reviews of new releases and older titles you ...

Michael Roney has been appointed non-executive chairman of Waterstones Barnes & Noble Ltd., the holding company for Barnes & Noble. Former Wharton School Press publisher Shannon Berning and Celina De ...

Festival of the week: City of York Roland Walls Folk Weekend 2026, Black Swan Folk Club, Peasholme Green York, today and tomorrow CITY of York Roland Walls Folk Weekend’s three-day programme of 50 ...

Clip: Is the world more dangerous after the Iran war? Iran appears to be significantly degraded as a military power, but its agreement with the U.S. could open new revenue streams for the regime. The ...