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Jazz originated in the African American communities of New Orleans but quickly spread to became a global sensation, inspiring international
Cover Story Finns Remain Low-Key About World, Issues as They Assume EU Presidency Finns consistently rank among the happiest people
On April 28, Richard G. Lugar, a six-term Republican senator from Indiana, passed away at the age of 87. Lugar,
China has become the frontline in President Trump’s trade wars, as the world anxiously watches to see whether the two
In Gaza, calm has returned after rocket fire between Palestinian militants and Israel in early May killed over two dozen
Better known for high tempers than high fashion, Washington, D.C., has seen catwalks pop up in the unlikeliest of places
EVENT CATEGORIES Art Music Dance Theater Discussions Festivals ART Through June 9 A Gaze through the CINTAS Fellowship
It's hard to tackle "Love's Labor's Lost," one of Shakespeare's earliest comedies, for a variety of reasons. The play's complicated
Amazing, isn’t it, how much we still have to learn from the Greeks. The Shakespeare Theatre Company’s inspired production of
By The People is back in Washington, D.C., this June with an expanded lineup of blockbuster art installations and dialogue
There had been warnings, but no one saw it coming. On April 21, a series of coordinated suicide bombings at
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