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Performing manual labor, there were abused Indians and Nepalese migrant workers who outnumbered Qataris seven to one, seething at their bosses, grieving at the deaths of friends and with nothing to lose, she said. Running powerful institutions in the country, meanwhile, were a cadre of highly paid foreigners who, having no particular attachment to the country, phoned it in at best. … [Read more...] about Lamborghinis, Burkas, Sex Party Invites And ‘Chop Chop Square’: A New York Lawyer’s 15 Years In The Middle East

The state party has tried to build on its momentum by commanding more attention from the 2020 field. But efforts to organize a forum of presidential candidates fizzled because it was difficult to get those running to commit while their attention was on Iowa and New Hampshire, said Gilberto Hinojosa, chairman of the Texas Democratic Party. He said the episode renewed his belief that the Democratic National Committee should change the order of the early primaries. … [Read more...] about Texas looms large as Super Tuesday bonanza for Democrats

The Fayette and Westmoreland Ridges can expect two to four inches. They will be under a Winter Weather Advisory from 7 p.m. to noon Thursday. Somerset County also has a Wind Advisory that starts at 3 a.m. Thursday and goes until 1 a.m. Friday. Gusts could be as high as 50 mph. … [Read more...] about Accumulating Snow, Dropping Temperatures To Make Thursday Morning Rush Hour A Nightmare

“Most judges, almost any judge, would give him a very low end of that range, based on his age, his lack of any criminal  history whatsoever and based on his good deeds and good acts throughout his life,” Aidala said, noting that Weinstein helped raise millions of dollars for Hurricane Sandy relief and was on the board of the Robin Hood Foundation the end poverty in New York. “He was really involved with a lot of philanthropy,” the attorney said. … [Read more...] about Harvey Weinstein in ‘Disbelief,’ As He Remains In Hospital: ‘He Didn’t Do Anything Wrong’

The medical examiner officially determined that Weiner’s death was ruled an “accident due to fentanyl toxicity,” said Sgt. Michael Low, a Sheriff’s Office spokesman. Investigators in the case are still working closely with Stanford officials. … [Read more...] about Death of Stanford student in fraternity house caused by fentanyl, officials say