Photo: Courtesy of the artist, Jack Shainman Gallery, New York, and Goodman Gallery, South Africa "It Takes a Nation" reflects on racism in America through pieces such as Hank Willis
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William Shakespeare: Elizabethan elitist, difficult and dramatic. Jane Austen: Regency-era romantic, witty and wry. Photos: Folger Shakespeare Library Action figures of William Shakespeare and Jane Austen sit on the front
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Fifteen years ago this month, the 9/11 terrorist attacks touched millions of people not only in the United States, but around the world. They also directly touched the people of
For the past seven years, the world’s economic powerhouses have repeatedly promised but failed to deliver a deadline to eliminate the staggering costs of fossil fuel subsidies that increase carbon
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Embassies and residences in Washington, D.C., are a microcosm of diplomacy and history. The buildings themselves stand as a physical embodiment of their governments back home. Many have intriguing backstories
