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Martin Browne’s midweek play was scripted during a long collaboration with fellow playwright Alyson Dowd; it’s topical but subtly funny, setting a battle royale in a toilet full of E.coli-contaminated toilets, at the Olympics….
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Candace Owens just completed the ultimate campus tour. She had three public events over the course of three days, everything from a traditional MLK Memorial Service to a Free Speech Rally at Liberty University.
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From the Winter Games in PyeongChang to the Rio de Janeiro Olympics, photographers from Fox Sports and FS1’s “Road to the Olympics” were in Sochi in 2014 and Lake Placid, New York in 1980,…
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As the children were bidding adieu to the arena after the US Open final, a reporter in the press centre remarked on the enduring strength of tennis’s elder statesman. “No one is unbeatable,” he…
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They loved her while they waited for her … and for a while, they got her. They laughed. They cheered. They cried. For weeks and weeks, these people sat outside Antoinette “Toni” Mitchell’s house…
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This week, Newsweek.com features a stream of stories on foreign policy, North Korea, and immigration for your regularly scheduled, Tuesday afternoon experience. For other reading options, visit washingtonpost.com/news/politics/blog/post-politics/ Release of the United Nations Secretary…
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For These Paralympians, a Pursuit of Excellence Means Life Abroad Denmark’s men’s wheelchair basketball team to open European Games in Russia Danes with a disability By Andrew Matthews DANBELMPIA This month, Denmark will host…
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Japanese athletes took center stage at the Tokyo Paralympics opening ceremony Wednesday night, carrying the games onto the sport field in a much-anticipated gathering that promised good performances and, with the help of the…
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For decades, Americans have loved to travel inside massive passenger airplanes. Using powerful computers and clever onboard software, they can cram four people in a five-passenger economy seat that could comfortably fit an average…
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Fans of the NFL should be ready for more weekly “Monday Night Football” when the playoffs start in January. The NFL announced last week that it would expand “MNF” to two games per week…
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