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The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery will present “Brilliant Exiles: American Women in Paris, 1900–1939,” highlighting the myriad ways that American women contributed to the city’s vibrant modernist milieu.

Whiskey Row is the place to go in Louisville for whiskey lovers. Here are the essential stops along the way and where to go in between.

PARIS, France—Signs dot the walls of the crypt of the Pantheon.

Owner-bartenders Arthur Boothe and Julian Burgos chef Eric Norvelus execute with aplomb

The bilingual English-Spanish exhibition aims to highlight the importance of lesser-known female artists in the Cuban ceramic world.

Book a stay at Hôtel Belles Rives, an Art Deco villa F. Scott Fitzgerald once called home

The full-scale invasion has forced Ukrainians between the ages of 18-25 to make difficult, sometimes life-altering choices at a time when they should be enjoying the start of adulthood. If they're not abroad trying to assimilate into a foreign culture, then they're either striving to carry on with some semblance of normal life in Ukraine or, in other cases, defending Ukraine’s sovereignty on the front line. The frequent parallels drawn between Ukraine's artillery and tren...

There’s an illiteracy crisis among America’s children that means a future of poverty or incarceration for millions.

Recovery from the pandemic stalled in many schools in 2023. Upper elementary and middle schoolers lost ground in reading and math, compared with student achievement before COVID. Nationally, fourth grade reading achievement dropped to its lowest point in 52 years. But there is promising news in pockets throughout the country. As students move through elementary […]

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