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EDITORIAL Lest we forget, we say every year. Lest we forget, we will say today too. But as the years go by, are we forgetting? Earlier this month, Herald...

The education system could learn something from our current political divides. That’s the conclusion reached by researchers with the Department of Psychology of Lund University in Sweden. Professors Inês Bramão,

Women’s History Month just ended, but every year, more heroines are left unheralded than featured.

One of Hawke’s Bay’s most respected artists is being remembered for his incredible dedication to Māori arts and culture, as well as his passion for helping...

Riteish Deshmukh, a beloved figure in Indian cinema, remembers his late father, Vilasrao Deshmukh, a prominent politician who served as the Chief Minister of Maharashtra. Riteish speaks about his father's enduring influence and the impact he continues to have on their lives.

As we honor his legacy, it’s crucial to acknowledge the grim reality that Uganda continues to grapple with a disturbing number of torture cases

Ian McKenzie McLauchlan. Brendan Lewis Miller. Helen Street. Susane Caccioppoli. Ivy Collins. John Coates. Marie Greene. George Luke. Shona Wilson. Dave van...

By Hashim CoatesAurora Human Relations Commissioner (Former) www.hashimcoates.com Honoring the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. is a delicate task, one

Editor’s Note: A renowned Western North Carolina writer, Charles Frazier burst onto the worldwide literary scene with his seminal 1997 novel “Cold Mou...

If youre just looking at pardons, its worth remembering, and this is dear to my heart as a foreign prosecutor, looking at the use of pardons by the former president where you have rogers, paul manafort, mike toyahvale, who you referenced, its hard to imagine how in gods green earth you would think that hes an appropriate person to pardon. I think that that was a lot of donald trump, kind of just softening the ground for political corruption, corruption, not so bad. You can be pardoned for. Remem...