By BILLY HELLER What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank by Nathan Englander (Knopf) The author of the award-winning story collection "For the Relief of Unbearable Urges" and "The Ministry of Special Cases," a novel about Argentina's dirty war, returns with more short stories.

TNN | Feb 12, 2012, 05.51AM IST | | | | Heard about the great tumour the fantastic doctor removed from a patient in one of the reputed hospitals?

TNN | Feb 12, 2012, 06.41AM IST | | NEW DELHI: With the MCD polls just a few months away, the BJP on Saturday launched a yatra to create awareness about what it called a "corrupt" Congress government in Delhi and highlight issues that concern the common man. While the Delhi Election Commission is yet to notify dates for the municipal elections and announce the list of reserved seats, the Delhi BJP, it seems, has already started its election campaign.

Zarqa Nawaz | Columnist profile | E-mail From Friday's Globe and Mail Published Thursday, Feb. 09, 2012 2:39PM EST Last updated Friday, Feb. 10, 2012 3:03PM EST A reader writes: We're a group of women who've been getting together on trips for years.

Cyril Almeida | Opinion | From the Newspaper 34 mins ago LOOKING for an explanation for what's going on in Pakistan of late? You're not alone. Every theory seems incomplete, even the conspiracies don't add up.

From the Newspaper | Opinion | By Arifa Noor 42 mins ago THE season of alliances and allies is upon us. Overtures are being made and new friendships being forged while old ones are being renewed as well.

By ERICA WERNER Associated Press It's not like he wasn't warned. As President Barack Obama considered a decision on birth control that would turn into an unexpected political nightmare, he heard it from inside and outside his White House: He risked a fierce backlash if he required religious employers to provide insurance coverage for contraception in violation of their beliefs. Over the course of months, Catholic groups and officials spoke with White

Officials refuse to acknowledge torture of deceased village leader By Matthew Robertson Epoch Times Staff Created: February 10, 2012 Last Updated: February 11, 2012 Relatives cry at the funeral for Xue Jinbo, the 42-year-old village leader killed while in police custody in Wukan, Guangdong on Dec.

By Patricia Kane Last updated at 12:44 AM on 12th February 2012 Hoodwinked: Victoria Fraenzel, 36, says she's still struggling to come to terms with the lies told to her by her former lover, conman Darren Upton As Victoria Fraenzel logged on to the internet dating site for the first time, she was uncertain what response she would receive to her request for a man who would offer her ‘truth and honesty'.

Whistleblower reveals the pressure heaped on claims company staff to get results By Abul Taher Last updated at 10:05 PM on 11th February 2012 An insurance claims worker has told how he and colleagues are under pressure to sign up as many ‘whiplash' victims as possible so they can hit targets and claim a generous monthly bonus. The whistleblower said employees were also encouraged to chase cases dating from up to three years ago - even if there was no proof of injury except