Новости за 21.12.2021

Revelations of racism in English cricket have shaken the sport out of its complacency, prompting authorities to take soccer’s lead in rooting it out.

Until 2017, the crimes committed during Gambia’s dictatorship were hushed up. A truth commission has opened the door to reconciliation, but the path remains rocky.

“Reading is where I found freedom,” says a formerly incarcerated man who’s placing microlibraries in prisons across the United States.

Can looking back help America move forward, judicially? That’s the question facing originalism, a legal theory now in the majority at the Supreme Court.

Fans of holiday movies gather to meet Hallmark actors, talk about the comfort of a good formulaic film, and reflect on their hopes for the genre.

In January, California will require food waste to be recycled. Instead of going into landfills, it must be composted or made into biofuel or energy.

Extremism in the military can be particularly dangerous because of the access service members have to national security information. On Monday, the Pentagon issued detailed rules intended to keep extremism from taking root within its ranks.

The Biden administration, on Monday, unveiled some of the most rigorous tailpipe pollution standards ever set for passenger cars and light trucks. The new rule aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and will take effect in the 2023 model year.

Ai Weiwei’s memoir “1000 Years of Joys and Sorrows” pushes back against the Chinese government’s efforts to silence him and his poet father.

The pandemic has prompted many people to leave the job market. Many of those who used the downtime to upgrade their skills are finding good results.