The protests began with a restrained gesture that was very effective. A tiny group at Cities Church in St. Paul…
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Timely updates from the Guild’s programs, events, and milestones. This section captures developments in education reform, arts policy, and NGO partnerships—while spotlighting how local action often creates ripples of lasting change. Stories here reflect urgency and optimism in equal measure.
Instead of making a policy statement or appearing in a Senate debate, Jake Lang’s most recent attempt to make headlines…
At first, not many people recognized the name Ivo Suzee. It first surfaced subtly in small online communities before abruptly…
In a subtle but significant step, India has formally set out to fly its astronauts around the Moon by 2032.…
At first sight, the image seemed straightforward, almost procedural, depicting Greg Bovino standing with agents beneath Chicago’s mirrored landmark. The…
Ten years ago, the Queen Elizabeth Islands were viewed as Arctic strongholds, wrapped in thick, multi-year ice that consistently resisted…
German football has never shied away from challenging its customs. The Bundesliga frequently teeters on the brink of structure and…
No pyrotechnics were necessary to light up Miami Beach because Peso Pluma’s name alone attracted a crowd that was powerful…
Being a popular topic was not Yinka Animashaun’s goal. She merely inquired in 2019 about renting the Glambot, a slow-motion…
A truck and a minibus carrying schoolchildren collided just after seven in the morning, when the sky over Vanderbijlpark had…