Once celebrated for offering refuge to the oppressed, the United States now faces criticism for embracing what one editorial calls “fascism” and “sadism,” particularly in Minneapolis. This shift, attributed to changes that took hold around 2025, raises concerns about the nation’s core values and future direction.
Imelda Marcos, long famed for her extravagant shoe collection, steps onto a different stage in “Here Lies Love.” David Byrne’s musical revival in Los Angeles highlights her disco-fueled persona, offering a nuanced look at one of the Philippines’ most controversial public figures.
Marking the 100th anniversary of Black History Month, this article reflects on the urgency of preserving key historical truths. Amid calls to remove or revise classroom curricula and alter exhibits in federal parks, advocates emphasize that the fight for Black history remains critical to ensuring a complete account of the American experience.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear ExxonMobil’s arguments over Cuban oil assets seized more than half a century ago. Valued at $70 million in 1960, the assets are now the subject of a $1 billion claim due to accrued interest.
