Amanda Gorman: Why I Almost Didn’t Read My Poem at the Inauguration
The poet reflects on her experience at the inauguration ceremony and the life her poem — and this co
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How a Volcano Severed Tonga From the World
The disaster caused by the largest eruption in decades has been defined so far by the nation’s near-
Does Jan. 6 Disqualify Some Republicans From Re-election?
Why a section of the 14th Amendment could offer a challenge to some Republicans running for the Hous
Republicans Think There Is a ‘Takeover’ Happening. They Have Some Reading to Do.
Conservatives can’t pick and choose which parts of the Constitution they like. Source: New York Time
Meat Loaf, ‘Bat Out of Hell’ Singer and Actor, Dies
The Grammy Award-winning singer, born Marvin Lee Aday, sold millions of albums and acted in films in
As Tesla’s plant in Germany nears completion, a union raises concern.
IG Metall, the German union that represents autoworkers, said a vote for a works council, which help
Top U.S. and Russian Diplomats Meet as Tensions Mount Over Ukraine
Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s meeting in Geneva with Russia’s foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov,
With Broad Safety Net Bill Stalled, Democrats Weigh What to Salvage
As discussions resumed over how to whittle down the plan, Senator Joe Manchin, a key holdout, said a
‘I Will Not Sit Quietly’: 3 Black Senators in Spotlight on Voting Rights
Senators Cory Booker, Tim Scott and Raphael Warnock brought vastly different perspectives to proceed
Everett Lee, Who Broke Color Barriers on the Conductor’s Podium, Dies at 105
He was known as the first Black conductor on Broadway and the first to conduct a white orchestra in