We are excited to announce the exciting news on from our Advisory Council Member, Kathleen Burkinshaow: on the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, (9/26) the audiobook version of THE LAST CHERRY BLOSSOM, from…
Sponsored by Nature Made Hustle culture has us working harder and longer—and it’s taking a toll on our health. But research shows that even short breaks during the day can…
Tusks are a striking feature of many animals — elephants, hippos, warthogs, walruses — and are often sought-after by humans. But no birds, fish or reptiles today sport this extreme…
Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, recruited royal nanny Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo back in 2014, when Prince George was around eight months old.…
The actor has just directed her first film, an adaptation of Nella Larsen’s 1929 novel Passing. She discusses the family story that inspired her, cultural appropriation and class in Hollywood…
Prosecutors say DNA and fingerprints matching neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell were found on the car A man has described his fear after coming face to face with a group of alleged…
More than in probably any other nation, it’s the rooftops of Australian homes that are driving a transition away from coal. Astronomical growth in household solar will see a jump…
When Danny Agnew and his co-founders set out to create Roots Collective in 2014, their goal was to help build and grow Black-owned businesses from within, lifting communities up. “The…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaTgTiUhEJg In a UN first, a ferocious and talkative dinosaur bursts into the iconic General Assembly Hall at UN Headquarters in New York, with a special warning for any diplomats who still think climate action is for the birds. “At least we…
Thirty years ago, a peace treaty officially ended the war in Cambodia and brought thousands of United Nations peacekeepers to the country. The now adult children they fathered and abandoned…