Новости за 31.05.2021

Like the horrors of the Tulsa Race Massacre, the first recorded Memorial Day celebration has been obscured in the American story

With California facing a housing shortage, some state lawmakers want to make it easier for developers to build houses on commercial sites

Cataclysmic violence brought death and destruction to Tulsa in 1921. Systemic injustice ensured Black Wall Street would never return, but Greenwood keeps fighting, Alex Woodward writes

Mexico has sent in 250 National Guard troops and 60 police officers to seize a plot of land next to the pre-Hispanic ruins of Teotihuacan where authorities say bulldozers were destroying outlying parts of the archeological site

Here is everything we know about our cicada friends

For some, the series could be seen as destroying the last safe space for those nostalgic of a certain kind of past. I, for one, welcome that opening, writes Olivette Otele

Many passengers from India, Brazil, South Africa and other ‘high risk’ countries will continue to travel via third countries

Editorial: Many rich nations will recover to pre-pandemic levels next year but progress will be highly uneven and every nation will need vaccination to progress as swiftly as possible

Simon Calder answers your questions on Barbados trips, self-isolation measures and how to keep up with constantly changing rules

This is an issue that is not going away, so expect further legislative clashes on both the federal and state levels, writes Chris Stevenson

Gang-raped two decades ago in rural Pakistan, Mukhtar Mai defied tradition and prejudice to demand that her voice be heard. Charlotte McDonald-Gibson and Samira Shackle celebrate her story

Marcus Whitman has been an iconic figure from early Pacific Northwest history for generations

Former national security adviser has become a prominent figure in the QAnon conspiracy movement since leaving the White House

The military officer says the senator was providing American adversaries with talking points

The Swiss defeated Denis Istomin in his first grand slam match for 16 months.

President under pressure after Republican blockade: ‘Americans deserve to know exactly what happened’

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz says President Joe Biden is being soft on Israel's foes and inviting more violence

Striker is hoping his Argentina team-mate stays at Barca, who Pep Guardiola told Aguero are ‘the best team in the world’

Gun sales surged during the pandemic and racial justice protests over the summer

Some fear Assad regime officials could use position to strangle aid lifeline to rebel-held Idlib

British travellers must have ‘compelling reason’ to make trip, say authorities

Changes in Earth’s orbit are thought to have driven Pacific Ocean climate cycles that then swept around the planet

Martial arts pro and Hollywood figure becomes full member of recently formed alliance in Russia’s parliament

French President Emmanuel Macron suggested France will pull troops from Mali if the country’s institutional instability persists and inhibits the fight against Islamic extremists

Counting the human cost of inaction should force authorities to rethink their priorities when it comes to reducing emissions, writes Harry Cockburn