New Orleans, in Need of a Party, Is Hosting a Big One at the Final Four
After Hurricane Ida, a tornado and a difficult time in the pandemic, the city is primed to let loose.
Who Wrote the Pledge of Allegiance? It Might Be up for Debate.
More than a century after a Baptist minister from upstate New York took credit for writing the Pledge of Allegiance, new evidence suggests the possibility of a very different story.
Cuts in Britain Could Cause a Covid Data Drought
Countries that once led the world in coronavirus monitoring are now scaling back, leaving the world less prepared to spot future variants, experts said.
In Brazil, Firms Sought Black Workers. Then LinkedIn Got Involved.
After Brazilian activists fought LinkedIn for removing job ads that sought Black and Indigenous candidates, the company changed its global policy.
How war has upended life for climate activists in Russia
“It’s kind of difficult to be afraid all the time that someone might knock down your door,” one said.
Is Mass Media’s Oscar Distraction Designed To Continue Hiding Hunter Biden Bombshell?
Power structure uses Hollywood drama to divert attention from bombshell Hunter Biden story that goes all the way up to the "Big Guy" Joe Biden.
Video: Bumbling Biden Praises ‘Vice President’ Jill Biden
Just another embarrassing example of Biden's cognitive decline on display.
Putin Is Losing in Ukraine. But He’s Winning in Russia.
His army is losing abroad. But his power at home seems secure.
When the Russians Picked the Wrong Town to Invade
The outgunned people of Vasylkiv, a provincial Ukrainian town, successfully fought off Russian troops in the early days of the war, helping to keep the capital safe and entering Ukraine’s military lore.
Imran Khan Says He Won’t Accept Result of Coming No-Confidence Vote
The prime minister of Pakistan, whose coalition has lost support in the National Assembly, claimed the coming vote was a conspiracy between opposition lawmakers and the United States.