Russia’s interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential contest continues to reverberate around the country, and inside the White House. But Donald Trump’s victory is not the first time Moscow has
When you think of sports that bring athletes from different countries together, the Olympics instantly come to mind. In that same spirit of togetherness — tinged with a streak of
UPDATE: Since this story went to press and the 115th Congress adjourned, the following are some of the nominations that were not confirmed and have now been returned to the
The term “starving artist” may be a well-worn cliché, but it holds an element of truth. For the most part, art is not a lucrative profession. Even large museums in
Yet another study reveals that autism is far more common than once thought, with nearly 3 percent of American children diagnosed with the disorder. A federal study published last week
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EXCLUSIVE REPORT A recent U.N. report joins the chorus of international condemnation of Myanmar's military for the atrocities committed against the country's Rohingya minority. But the situation is far from
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MUSCAT — With the punishing new wave of U.S. sanctions against Iran now underway — alongside the heated rhetoric between Tehran and Washington — this may not seem the ideal
When people think of Japanese prints, Utagawa Hiroshige’s iconic crashing waves or beautiful landscapes with straw-hatted rice farmers come to mind. Modern Japanese prints aren’t remembered as well because the
