South Africa’s leader criticizes Afrikaners seeking refuge in U.S.
More than 8,000 South Africans have expressed interest in the U.S. program to create an expedited path for Afrikaners to resettle as the Trump administration...
Agatha Christie, who died in 1976, will see you in class
The literary legend has been tapped to teach a course with BBC Maestro, an online lecture series similar to Master Class.
Not Time’s Fool: A Rare Version of a Shakespeare Sonnet Is Discovered
“It’s incredibly exciting when somebody finds any manuscript trace of Shakespeare’s poems,” said Columbia University professor James Shapiro, an expert on Shakespeare.
For dollars a day, inmates fight California’s wildfires
The state has long relied on incarcerated people to help fight wildfires in California, which are burning hotter and faster as the climate crisis intensifies.
A pint-sized problem? British pubs are running out of Guinness
The black liquid has surged in popularity and has recently become a Gen Z darling. Its unprepared parent company is capping deliveries to British pubs...
That’s a lot of cheddar: Scammers steal $390,000 of British cheese
The puns and cheese jokes ("too gouda to be true") are flying, but the retailers who got ripped off aren't laughing. Here's what happened.