Nation of just 11 million people is now a soccer superpower
It’s one of the greatest achievements in the world of sport: just how on earth did one of the smaller countries assemble the top-ranked team in the most popular game … Read More
CNN spoke to high school students across the country to see what a prom in a new normal looks like
“At first no one really knew whether to dance,” Miranda Myers said of her prom at Lee’s Summit High School, adding the dance floor soon filled up. (Courtesy Jessica Brown) … Read More
A diplomatic odd couple faces pressure to define the US-UK relationship
Biden rode into the White House last year on a record that spanned nearly 50 years in public service. And while the President ran as an antidote to then-President Donald … Read More
The update comes as more people get vaccinated and includes moving 33 countries to the lowest risk category
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated its international travel guidance on Monday to give specific advice for both vaccinated and unvaccinated travelers. The update includes moving 33 … Read More
Podcast: Rep. Liz Cheney talks to David Axelrod
podcast David Axelrod, the founder and director of the University of Chicago Institute of Politics, brings you The Axe Files, a series of revealing interviews with key figures in the … Read More
Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, Asians around the world appear to be experiencing more discrimination, and many say it’s happening at work.
Asians around the world speak out on workplace discrimination By Michelle Toh, Moss Cohen and Lauren Cook, CNN Business Published June 7, 2021 It’s not just in the streets, and … Read More
Opinion: Democracy in America has been overthrown before
His answer, of course, was no — that the word had a far broader meaning. Democracy comes to true fruition, he wrote, only “in the highest forms of interaction between … Read More
Opinion: The real reason employers can’t hire enough workers
Many Republicans see these numbers and conclude the problem is unemployment payments that are, in their estimation, doled out to lazy people unwilling to work. Two dozen Republican-governed states have … Read More
Biden’s Memorial Day warning: ‘Democracy itself is in peril’
“Democracy itself is in peril, here at home and around the world. What we do now — what we do now, how we honor the memory of the fallen will … Read More
The 1921 Tulsa race massacre wasn’t an isolated event. It was a part of a larger pattern of assault against communities of color across the country.
Racial violence in America: 60 years of whitewashing “What I saw was bad enough, and yet I cannot tell all that I saw.” – “Events of the Tulsa Disaster,” by … Read More
