Artist Gareth Fuller, who is known for his “mind maps,” charted D.C. The result is a detailed tapestry of the nation’s ...

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The Supreme Court is putting off ruling on a second Black majority congressional district in Louisiana, instead ordering new ...

The UK is set for another spell of scorching heat in the coming days as the mercury pushes back into the mid-30s, according ...

At an Oval Office press conference last month, Donald Trump described present-day South Africa as “the opposite of apartheid” ...

Galaxies shine in a rainbow of emissions from gas, dust, and stars. Each of these building blocks emits light at specific ...

Reading White’s maps today is like listening to old radio shows or flipping through Life magazine: the past speaks, not always clearly, not always kindly. Her figures wear broad grins and costumes.

What makes her work notable is its charm and cheerfulness — and the way those qualities mask the darker realities embedded in the national mythos. It’s a map as America wished to be seen, not as it ...

Five maps from 18th-century "Cheonhado," or "Atlas of the World," will go under the hammer at Woolley & Wallis' "Japanese & Korean Works of Art" sale in the U.K., Tuesday. Courtesy of Woolley & Wallis ...

The Iranian foreign minister promised the “wrath of all Iranians” if Trump moves forward with “Gulf of Arabia.” Maps have been core to Trump’s political messaging for years.