#Opinion

New UN resolution has the potential to shape global climate accountability for years to come.

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The close harmony of members of the sextet found approval by Geoff Pope playing Jack in the OUSA May 1986 Capping Show Jack and the Beanstalk which...

Recently, several students at Harrison High School shared a social media photo involving balloons arranged to resemble a racial slur. The N- word.…

Critical minerals power everything from coffee makers to fighter jets, and China controls nearly 90% of rare earth refining. The DOMINANCE Act aims to change that.

Phyllis Schlafly's legacy of putting babies first inspires a case against taxpayer-paid day care, arguing it undermines motherhood and the family unit.

Connecticut may become the first state in 50 years to roll back homeschool freedom after its Senate advanced a bill requiring background checks and government approval for families.

This week: artists’ antidote to AI slop, Kimberlé Crenshaw’s new memoir, New Orleans and climate change, an Art Deco train, and what do sex workers think about “Euphoria”?

The New York museum hires a new chief curator, Getty grants $1.8M for Black visual art archives, and an artist’s cheeky plea on the High Line.

From RNS: Faith communities must lead on the hunger crisis — but they can’t substitute for US policy

(RNS) — The spiritual-but-not-religious helped create a void in public life that is now being filled in ways we didn’t anticipate and frankly don’t like. I know because I’m one of them.

(The Conversation) — Our engagement with AI is at a crossroads: Will we treat it as an all-knowing oracle or as a tool to expand our own way of seeing the world?

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From Nypost RSS Feed: Katie Porter’s sneaky power move in California governor’s debate — all candidates ranked