Month: November 2022

Kyrie Irving’s relationship with the athletic apparel giant has been lucrative, but his recent post about an antisemitic movie has led the company to suspend its dealings with him.

Students at the City University of New York are increasingly graduating with degrees in technology. A new report details the obstacles they face in landing jobs.

The Connecticut suburb was once home to George Bush and has historically been a moderate conservative stronghold. But new hard-liners are on the attack, galvanized by the culture wars.

The issue is whether a federal law that seeks to place Native American foster children in Native American homes is constitutional. The case could turn on whether the justices see…

The business class, which shunned politics, is now questioning if there is still a place for them in a system dominated by one ruler, Xi Jinping.

In their New York debuts, Sharon Lokedi ran a fearless race to win the women’s marathon, while her compatriot Evans Chebet took a patient approach to capture the men’s title.

Now you can compare yourself against Ashton Kutcher.

From Ted Lasso to TED Talks, the theory of the “wood-wide web” is everywhere, and some scientists argue that it is overblown and unproven.

This winners of races at every level of government will play crucial roles in overseeing and certifying the 2024 presidential election.

False election fraud claims and manipulated content are being widely shared ahead of the vote.