John Lees didn’t want to write or sing any more songs. But he rediscovered an enjoyable process with the 21st-century line-up ...

The group earned a reputation as "your favorite band’s favorite band" before flaming out, only to be reborn with a new ...

Two Supreme Court rulings and a Trump travel ban have left thousands of Haitians without legal status and fearing deportation ...

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So, what’s left for The Mighty Hawkwind to achieve? “My retirement!” jokes Brock (who’s 83). “We’re not going to let him retire,” says Lewis reassuringly.

Researchers said that those workers contribute more than $23 billion a year in local, state, and federal taxes. Losses in the billions When looking at the projected decline in California’s gross ...

It’s “a tale of the haves and have-nots,” Ramko said. Across the broader landscape, signs of strain are mounting. The biotech workforce contracted by about 5% in 2024 as companies cut costs and ...

His conclusion was simple yet powerful: “We have to accept our mistakes. We have to hold our hands up and apologise for that and we have to say we’ve got to be better.” Whether or not Onana stays, ...

After winning a world title and Olympic gold, hammer thrower Camryn Rogers might not have anything left to prove — but she says she still has a lot left to accomplish. The 26-year-old from ...

Refusing to lose yourself doesn't diminish your capacity to give; it strengthens it. Showing up as your whole self—not a hollow version built around giving—is an act of love in itself.