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While we breathe a collective sigh of relief that a "red wave" did not manifest, the fight for civil rights and inclusion is far from over.

The COP27 climate conference, in Egypt, was in large part a global search for cash.

How, and whether, to keep atomic time in sync with Earth's rotation is still up for debate.

A review of key ballot measures from the 2022 midterm elections

A federal judge in Florida partially blocked a law championed by Gov. Ron DeSantis designed to limit the discussion of racism and privilege in schools and workplace training.

Nearly two centuries after a treaty was approved, the Cherokee Nation wants the U.S. government to abide by its commitments.

Experts say biggest economies must pledge more cuts to carbon emissions but hail agreement to set up loss and damage fund

Hugo Blick’s revelatory series is a gorgeous, glorious new take on the old west – a lawless land where no one can hear you, or anyone in your way, scream. What matters is that the dehumanization and massacres of the Native Americans, upon whose suffering the New World was built, is not forgotten but ever present.

Starbucks has undertaken an unceasing union-busting campaign since the first cafe unionized a year ago. But if the 114 cafes that saw baristas go on strike yesterday for its annual Red Cup Day are any indication, the company won’t be victorious any time soon.

It remains true today that with so much of the rental market subsidized and affordable in Vienna, there is downward pressure on rents overall .