Clemente Lisi

(REVIEW) How people with different religious beliefs can coexist in ways that are equitable, productive and just is a question modern societies have increasingly had to deal with.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's funeral is unlike any other in the history of Iran's Islamic Republic and the wider Middle East.

The Americans' World Cup dreams come to an end in Seattle

Belgium's emphatic 4-1 victory against the U.S. in Seattle on Monday was more than a round of 16 defeat. It was the end of what should have been a defining tournament for American soccer — and one that ultimately became a missed opportunity.

Hyundai used one of the planet's biggest stages to showcase the future

Clergy members representing more than 1,500 faith communities gathered across the United States on Tuesday for a coordinated national day of action

(ANALYSIS) When England walk onto the field to face Norway in the World Cup quarterfinals, thousands of St. George's flags will wave inside Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.

Reaching the quarterfinals (or beyond) was a chance to do something special

Boston-area hotels saw a significant revenue increase during the FIFA World Cup's opening two weeks, despite occupancy rates holding steady at 87% compared to last year. Meet Boston reported a 20% jump in spending on hotel rooms and related tourism activity, primarily driven by international visitors, such as Scottish and Norwegian fans, who spent more than typical summer tourists. This early economic boost is vital for the region's hospitality industry, which has faced headwinds from softened international travel. While overall visitor numbers didn't substantially increase, the higher spending per room, particularly in bars and restaurants, injected new money into the local economy. Boston notably experienced stronger bar and restaurant spending than other host cities, offering an encouraging sign for the tourism sector.

Scotland and Norway fans spent more than the city’s typical summer tourists