Presidential geographer: It wasn’t so white and blue in Manhattan in 1978
Now and then, a scene pops up in a Twitter feed, or wherever it resides, that sounds like something I’d do — like have some friends over to watch a new film or listen…
Barbados has first general election in decades, and new prime minister has already taken office
The New Barbados Royalist party’s Augustus Rose swept to victory on Monday, in a vote where he will replace Queen Elizabeth II as the head of state. The queen has refused to abdicate as…
#MyFutureIsFemale: AOC demands that Republican Paul Gosar be disciplined after mocking her at a bar
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s supporters called for House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to vote on censuring Arizona Republican Rep. Paul Gosar, who the lawmaker has been accused of mocking during a recent bar appearance by…
The Surgeon General Pick: Biden’s unfit pick and dumbest pick
By and large, Joe Biden’s presidential run has become a joke. But Biden makes a respected and smart running mate. They both bring “presidential credentials” to the table, as early voting in the primary…
Storm Beryl: What is the impact on Britain’s economy?
For weeks, the UK’s emergency services have been active across the country to support rescue efforts. “We’ve had incidents from West Country through to northern parts of Scotland, putting resources across the whole country,…
Toronto had the highest vaccination rate in the nation, but other U.S. cities weren’t far behind
Toronto’s government had the highest percentage of employees properly vaccinated against measles and influenza among those in most major U.S. cities, a study released Friday finds. The City of Toronto had 88 per cent…
A Phrase, a Game, and a Business Plan: How Renovating a Boardwalk Changed The Thai Hot Spot
Pattaya has long been considered one of Thailand’s must-see tourist destinations. Its decades-old reputation for fun and surf (and sex) endures thanks to a local mythology that distills the place to its most basic…