How has “Guardians of the Galaxy” influenced diversity and creativity in Marvel offerings? Our commentator reflects on the legacy of the film trilogy as the last volume debuts in theaters.
Japan’s criminal justice system gets results – but is it justice? Victims of wrongful convictions are speaking out for reform.
As Charles III accepts the crown, he adapts an ancient monarchy to the world’s new voices of dignity and equality.
The first writers’ strike in 15 years comes down to an all-too-familiar dispute in Hollywood: How much are writers worth?
Harsh restrictions on press freedom in Turkey have left independent media decimated. Many journalists hope the opposition will win upcoming elections.
The coronation of King Charles III on Saturday will formally confirm his role as head of state. Despite controversies that have plagued the Royal family in recent years, the event will celebrate an institution that has long drawn global fascination.
Two Democrats and two Republicans in the Senate are working together to introduce legislation that would protect children from the dark corners of the online world. The bipartisan bill would prevent children under the age of 13 from using social media.
Harlan Crow, the same GOP donor who gave luxury gifts to Justice Clarence Thomas, also paid private school tuition for a child Mr. Thomas raised. The latest revelation raises more questions about Supreme Court ethics and disclosure requirements.
A U.S. federal judge has ruled that Chicago’s lack of audible traffic signals for blind pedestrians violates the Americans with Disabilities Act. The ruling may inspire other cities as well to improve their roads’ accessibility.
