Tenoch Huerta, who played Namor in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, was recently asked if his character's comic book-birthed dynamic with Sue might carry over to the aforementioned upcoming Marvel ...

Ebenezer Obadare has explored the intricacies of African politics over the course of a career in journalism and academia. He sat down with CFR to talk about how he continues to challenge himself and ...

In an interview, Tristram Hunt, the Victoria and Albert Museum’s director, talks about funding challenges, repatriating objects and making the institution less fusty.

It is home to what is unarguably India’s most spectacular Dussehra festival celebration. But beyond the festival, there is much more to explore in and around the quiet city of Mysore. The region is ...

PR has transformed into a mission-critical driver of trust, authority and growth. In this piece, Sara Donnelly, founder and director of Beyond Echo PR, charts the evolution of communications — from ...

President Trump moved to expand National Guard deployments on Saturday by authorizing 300 troops to protect federal officers and assets in Chicago.

Zain, who lives in Riyadh, said he was shocked to hear jokes like this, in a country which is known for being ultra-conservative socially, and where homosexuality remains illegal. The country imposes ...

On October 3, 2025 Arutz Shevareported "Jihad Al-Shamie, the 35-year-old terrorist who murdered two Jews in a Yom Kippur terror attack and wounded four others, three ...

Joorabchian, who was joined on day one of the sale by Nottingham Forest’s billionaire owner Evangelos Marinakis, walked away from Park Paddocks with Amo Racing’s name on the docket of 25 lots, ...

Like Gary Breen eight years later, he headed to the World Cup as a free agent. Unlike Breen, he wouldn't get the chance to wow prospective suitors. He picked up an injury in training and spent the ...

Gandhi’s life shows how politics should not be done. Then where did this Gandhi-worship arise in India? It is a petty political ritual.

Over the past five years, common good constitutionalism has taken tenuous root in elite legal academia. It’s now beginning to find its way into courtrooms. But scholars remain divided on its potential ...