William J. Furney, Author at Furney Times

Neurotic in New York

A bite out of the Big Apple reveals the entrenched paranoia of the ultimate rat race — in more ways than one.

An early morning running routine uncovers the peculiar and entrenched habits of people in the neighbourhood.

English mother charged almost €800 for son’s earache treatment and urged by doctor to fraudulently take out medical insurance while on holiday.

The frontrunners for the 2024 US presidential election are two elderly men, one of whom may be jailed. Isn’t there anyone else?

Scotland is a feeling as much as an experience, but some aspects, like Edinburgh Airport, are mismanaged and lead to misery for tourists.

I went to Rome to see the pope — and did — along with the vast treasures and wealth of the Roman Catholic Church, and poverty outside.

We may be collectively slumbering towards a path of environmental destruction but at least some of us are trying to ring the alarm bells.

A visit to the Dutch capital goes awry after a couple of puffs on a joint, leading to a hellish experience from which there is no relief.

Intermittent fasting expert shares his views on the practice, and how it can boost health and help people to get well and off medications.

PACMA spokesperson says Spain’s government is all talk and no action on a range of issues, and that bullfighting may be on the way out.