Sarah Edwards

Talking with Bill Adair about his new book “Beyond the Big Lie,” how misinformation became mainstream, and how we can correct course.

CAFOD, Christian Aid, Oxfam, Debt Justice, Greenpeace, Amnesty International UK and others are urging the new government to increase funding to tackle the climate crisis and introduce legislation to facilitate debt relief for lower income countries in crisis.Labour MP Sarah...

Agricultural and pastoral (A&P) shows have a long history in New Zealand, dating back to the early settler-colonial period. We approach A&P shows as places where non-farming publics can experience agricultural activities, which can help to build the trusted relationships needed for a social licence to farm. Drawing on participant observation at five A&P shows across the Canterbury region, we highlight what is visible and invisible in the image of farming life performed through A&P show activities. In doing so, we identify tensions that threaten their future, and opportunities for dialogue that could enhance social licence to farm.

Phyllis B. Dooney had long dreamed of a space where artists could find studio space, a darkroom, and community. Meet PHOTO FARM.

Buying and dealing gold is nearly as old as time — gold was believed to be valuable as early as 2450 B.C. And as the world has shifted to a digital landscape, so have gold dealers.

"Whippersnappers," Maya Freelon's moving new exhibition at Historic Stagville, reimagines the lives of enslaved children.

Walter Hilliard Greene played with members of the UNC-Chapel Hill basketball team that won the NCAA Division I championship.

There are more than 7,000 truck accidents per year in California. If you are involved in one, you may need help from an experienced lawyer to get compensation. This guide will help you choose the best truck accident lawyer in Long Beach to represent you.We’ve also provided a brief rundown of rel

Humble Pie's beloved "Casa" painting visually set the tone for the restaurant. Now it's found a new home at Fiction Kitchen.

Industrial asbestos exposure is unfortunately all too common in all parts of Texas, including the city of Austin. Somewhat ironically, in Austin, victims of this exposure are often working only blocks away from the people who made laws protecting them from asbestos exposure.