Longtime politician, bridge namesake Arthur Ravenel dies
Arthur Ravenel, the former congressman and South Carolina lawmaker who helped get the money for the graceful bridge that dominates the Charleston skyline and bears his name, has died at age 95.
English National Opera to receive £11.46m from Arts Council England
Investment will sustain its work in London for another year after ENO was removed from ACE’s national portfolioThe English National Opera (ENO) has announced it will receive an £11.46m investment from Arts Council England (ACE) to sustain its work in L…
Zelensky adviser offers resignation after suggesting Russian missile that killed 44 was shot down by Ukraine
‘I offer my sincere apologies to the victims and their relatives… and everyone who was deeply hurt by my prematurely erroneous version of the reason for the Russian missile strike,’ official says
‘We need him here’: Djokovic comeback melts Melbourne hearts … almost
Serb roundly cheered despite fears of abuse from crowdDetractors remain as some fans question his characterIn the moments before Novak Djokovic returned to Rod Laver Arena, many fans were unsure whether he would be welcomed back as the nine-time Austra…
Maryland launches state Information Sharing and Analysis Center
Maryland has launched a statewide Information Sharing and Analysis Center, which aims to connect government & enterprise security programs.
Leslie Jones promises to be herself hosting ‘The Daily Show’
Comedian Leslie Jones will be taking a temporary whirl as host of “The Daily Show” this week and viewers can expect Jones’ trademark — some blunt, edgy humor.
EU plan promotes clean energy, reduced reliance on Russia, China
The European Union presented a plan on Tuesday that would ease the process of subsidizing green energy industries. The EU’s member nations are pursuing cleaner energy for the continent and reduced dependency on fuel from China and Russia.
German finance minister says country will likely face a ‘very mild’ recession this year
German Finance Minister Christian Lindner said Tuesday that he believed the country would experience a mild recession in 2023.