That developing countries need growth is unquestionable, and the construction of housing, roads, manufacturing, hospitals, schools and many other types of public and private infrastructure will ...

Daniel Susskind’s new book is an effort to persuade a general audience that economic policy should broaden its focus from aiming primarily to boost GDP growth to considering the costs of such growth ...

The new animated Walt Disney film Hoppers about a girl who's able to communicate with animals, debuted in first place at the box office this weekend. With spring just around the corner, moviegoers ...

On 2 March 2026, renowned Iraqi feminist and human rights defender Yanar Mohammed was assassinated outside her home in northern Baghdad. Two unidentified gunmen on motorcycles opened fire as she stood ...

T he avalanche of revelations spilling out from the release of the Epstein files runs the gamut from criminal to complicit to curious. It will take months to sort through. But what’s already emerged ...

Academy Award nominated actress, writer, director and producer Renée Taylor brings her award-winning autobiographical comedy MY LIFE ON A DIET, to Palm Springs’ PLAZA THEATRE on March 18th where she ...

The pro-Israel group “has become increasingly problematic for many American Jews and for many candidates running for office,” Lauren Strauss, of American University, told JNS.

If the U.S. administration doesn’t act soon, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will have outmaneuvered Trump and derailed America’s efforts in Gaza.

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The Trials of Muhammad Ali premieres on PBS Independent Lens on April 14, 2014. In this opening excerpt from the Independent Lens documentary Trials of Muhammad Ali, the famed boxer appears via ...

CBS News Radio will stop offering its service to its 700 affiliate stations on May 22.

A lawsuit opposes Nexstar's proposed $6.2 billion deal to acquire Tegna, which would give the merged company 80% coverage of ...