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Seconds after Palestinian gunmen began shooting up a busy Jerusalem bus stop last week, Yuval Castleman raced towards the scene and opened fire on the...

Its name is derived from the Spartan king Archidamus II, who, despite not being a war enthusiast, led Peloponnesian invasions into Attica until his death in 427 BC.

A tourist who asked women on a beach to take selfie photos with him and then indecently assaulted them says he is sorry for what he did. One of the victims...

Boh Runga says “I never wanted to be a writer” and then quickly corrects herself, shaking her head and scrunching up her face, to add, “I’m still not a...

In October, Puerto Rican musician Bad Bunny’s new album “Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana” debuted at the top spot on the Billboard 200. Five years ago, there

In 1983 this wharenui, Tutahi Tonu, was opened. It is situated in the heart of Epsom, on what was then the site of Auckland Teachers College. At the time my...

Athens is a place known for its college life, prominent sports culture and growing population. However, many people remain unaware of its rich Native American history and Indigenous community.

Now that the Thanksgiving leftovers have all been eaten, Athens’ restaurants are catapulting into Christmas time. By switching things up through serving festive menu items, hosting holiday celebrations and more,

The unfolding row between Greece and the UK over Athens call for the return of the Parthenon Sculptures currently housed at the British Museum in London has triggered fresh debates over the repatriation of cultural relics illegally acquired by the UK.

The Red & Black compiles a weekly roundup of shows and events for the upcoming weekend. This weekend includes snapshots with Santa, a tattoo art exhibition and several holiday markets.