Arts & Culture
Matthew Higham, Norwich transport operator and antiquarian, dies
Matthew Higham, who lived a varied life as a lorry driver, specialist transport operator and antiquarian, has died aged 79.
The intense story of the psychedelic secreted by desert toads
Colour: A Key Element in Modern and Ancient Architecture
Middle East
UAE "Slaps" Netanyahu: Washington Refused to Intervene as Abu Dhabi Ignored Dozens of Calls From His Office Seeking a Denial of the Bin Zayed Call
UAE Statement Rattles Israel's Political Scene — Hebrew Media Call It a Harsh Blow to Netanyahu
US military carries out fresh attacks on Iran as Russia pledges to maintain trade ties
Iran rejects US sanctions as it pursues new regional security deals
US urges allies and China to join economic pressure campaign against Iran
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Ediciones Era closes after 66 years of operations
Ediciones Era announced its permanent closure, stating that the book market has changed irreversibly and sales have fallen to 25 per cent of pre-pandemic levels.
Gregg-Crites Octagonal House: a unique architectural landmark in Circleville, Ohio
The Gregg-Crites Octagonal House, a distinctive eight-sided residence built in the 1850s in Circleville, Ohio, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2021 after being rescued from demolition.
Review of Téa Obreht's "Sunrise" – Secrets and Myths in the American West
Téa Obreht's fourth novel, Sunrise, follows three interwoven timelines in an abandoned mining town in the American West.
Architect Paul Revere Williams fought racism and transformed Los Angeles
Paul Revere Williams, California's first licensed African American architect, completed around 3,000 projects that helped define Los Angeles's look during the 20th century.
