May 1945. World War II ends and the concentration camps are liberated. Thousands of Holocaust survivors are rescued. On a foundation of loss, torture and cruelty, they are left to confront…
Rising temperatures threaten ‘catastrophic harm to health that will be impossible to reverse,’ editors of 220 journals from around the world say Editors of 220 leading medical, nursing and public-health…
‘The native-born are surrendering their territory,’ says the novelist. This is the language of the BNP ‘They have seen the passing of the American Indian and the buffalo; and now…
The ghostly outlines of limbs emerge through the mist along the Setit River in eastern Sudan. As the river's path narrows, the drifting bodies become wedged on the silty clay…
No matter how much work you have, it's important to stay healthy. f you have a job where you are constantly sat at a computer, it can be all too…
After stockpiling films for more than 16 months, Hollywood is practically bursting with prestige attractions ready to premiere. Summer popcorn pictures primed the pump, getting roughly 90% of North American…
Micah Goodman, whose book ‘Catch-67’ made waves in both English and Hebrew, tells Haaretz how he doesn’t have ‘any control or power’ over what Naftali Bennett does. But he sure…
Students at the University of Texas at Austin have filed a federal civil rights complaint accusing the school of creating a "hostile environment" for Black students by continuing to play…
A shocking new exhibition reveals the thriving postwar careers of artists the Führer endorsed as ‘divinely gifted’. Many made public works that remain on show today A photograph from 1940…
A four-part exhibition premiering this fall showcases the contemporary artist’s multimedia portrayals of Black femininity Museums are rife with images of nude white women reclining on chaise lounges. Take Titian’s Venus of Urbino (1538):…