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The women’s curling team fell shy in a painful 6-3 semi-final loss to Anna Hasselborg’s Swedish rink, missing out on a spot ...

Healing workshops — exploring themes like identity and self-acceptance — provide tools that mainstream wellness spaces rarely tailor to queer needs. Away from the pressures of a world that doesn’t ...

Japan dominate the short program in the women's figure skating at Milan-Cortina 2026 with their athletes occupying three of ...

A fast-growing corner of Indiana’s health care marketplace could soon face its first statewide regulatory framework.

Zach Werenski and his U.S. teammates tried not to look ahead at a potential gold-medal game against Canada at the Olympics. After each went unbeaten in group play, there was no way the North American ...

NCAA President Charlie Baker reaffirmed his support for expanding March Madness from 68 teams — the current size of the men’s tournament since 2011 and the women’s tourney since 2022.

AI tools are fundamentally changing software development. Investing in foundational knowledge and deep expertise secures your ...

Sebastian Musson is a Derbyshire teenager determined to make history when Para-climbing debuts at the Los Angeles Paralympic Games.

When the national news headlines feature what’s going in the markets, you know there’s something out of the ordinary going on ...

In February 2020, ethnographer Vanuhi Simonyan and former bank employee Shogher Hakobyan co-organized a festival dedicated to Barekendan, once one of Armenia’s most popular carnival-style celebrations ...

The war in Ukraine is, at once, a past and future conflict. On the one hand, Russia’s invasion resembles World War I, with static frontlines, trenches, and vast areas of no mans ...