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During the Winter Olympics, headlines suggested America had undone Henry Kissinger’s strategy of weakening Russia by engaging with China.

Elles Bailey went from a residency at The Bristol Fringe to sellout shows at the Thekla, then making records in America, and now listening to her (soon-to-be) top 40 album while in labour

US veterans tell Rachel Sharp that they feel it is their ‘duty as Americans’ to respond to President Zelensky’s call for foreign nationals to join Ukrainian troops in defending the nation from Russian attack. But a lack of direction from officials could be wasting precious time to save the country

The American democracy is an incredible tradition that has been the envy of the world and remained resilient through two centuries. Though it has had to adapt to constantly reach for our ideals of equality and effectiveness, it has endured.

Elections have consequences, as they say, and the majority of Americans who support abortion rights may soon get a startling demonstration of that principle in action. In dozens of Republican-led states, including Missouri, lawmakers are filing bills to restrict abortion rights in anticipation of a likely weakening of Roe v.…

Ariel Viera, who is popular on TikTok for exploring cities around the world and sharing his thoughts, visited the Greggs branch on Forrest Road to try Irn Bru and a sausage roll for the first time

Make no mistake: Putin’s authoritarian neo-fascism has rooted itself in America. The cold war has already come home

Acclaimed troubadour Sierra Ferrell is not the only young singer-songwriter to react enthusiastically at the mere mention of Bob Dylan and the underappreciated American folk music master Elizabeth "Libba" Cotten.

Fashion Institute of Technology show will highlight technique and talent at a time when anti-Asian hate time is on the rise

ATLANTA — So, I watched a Georgia legislative committee hearing last week concerning the heated issue of critical race theory and came to learn the Scots and the Irish might have had it nearly as bad as African Americans in slavery.

The 2022 midterms are kicking off with primaries in Texas, where Republican voters get an early chance to reward leaders who have pushed America’s largest red state even farther to the right while tightening their embrace of Donald Trump