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Track star Quincy Wilson will become the youngest male to compete for the United States in track and field at the Olympics in 2024. The runner and his coach both...

President Joe Biden‘s campaign on Tuesday touted a fundraising windfall in June, announcing that it had taken in $127 million in combination with the Democratic National Committee. Of the significant...

Sarah Sze’s studio is an encyclopedic celebration of the human experience. Nineteenth century chronophotography of galloping horses, pre-Columbian cave paintings, and a reproduction of Velázquez’s “Las Meninas” (1656) line the...

The Supreme Court declined on Tuesday to hear two sets of Second Amendment challenges: to an Illinois law prohibiting the sale of high-powered guns and high-capacity magazines and to a...

If Joe Biden wants Americans to take seriously the mounting danger of MAGA tyranny—as he urged them to in remarks after the Supreme Court’s astonishing presidential immunity ruling Monday—perhaps members...

He stood alone for months in blocking a European aid package for Ukraine worth $52 billion but then meekly folded. He refused to accept Sweden as a new member of...

As president, Joe Biden has led our country capably through vexing domestic public health, climate, and public safety crises while uniting allies to join forces to counter global security threats....

Dacoco, the founding force behind Alien Worlds Web3 universe, has unveiled Lynx AI, a Discord-accessible large language model that allows users to generate their own stories and content. The users in the...

A Native American activist who was convicted of killing two federal agents nearly 50 years ago has once again been denied parole, the U.S. Parole Commission announced on Tuesday. The...

Even if you don’t know Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, you probably know it’s finale, the famous “Ode to Joy.” Written 200 years ago, the “Ode” is crafted like the best of...