March 22, 2023

Grammy-winning artists took to stages this week, alongside drag performers and trans and queer singer-songwriters, to raise money for LGBTQ support organizations and to encourage fans to vote

The three-day strike is led by the teachers’ assistants, custodians and other support staff who are among the district’s lowest-paid workers

The Fed warned that the financial upheaval stemming from the collapse of two major banks is ‘likely to result in tighter credit conditions’ and ‘weigh on economic activity, hiring and inflation’

More than half a dozen potential Republican presidential hopefuls are testing the waters of a national campaign while holding off on making any official announcements

Since the mid-20th century, the foundation created by Frits Lugt has collected thousands of drawings and prints by renowned European masters like Leonardo da Vinci, Rembrandt and Goya

‘Russia is shelling the city with bestial savagery,’ President Volodymyr Zelensky wrote in a Telegram post about the southeastern city of Zaporizhzhia

The 32-year-old comfortably soared to victory despite the questions about her past on the adult content platform

A U.S. study adds to mounting evidence that monitoring alone can’t change behaviors

The postponement indicates that a vote on whether or not to indict Donald Trump will be at least temporarily pushed back. The grand jurors were told to be on standby for Thursday

Both Sweden and neighboring Finland applied to join the Western military alliance in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Residents have been ordered to evacuate as Kremlin forces attempt to retake the strategic city but many have chosen to stay: ‘We are unbreakable’

The House of Commons standards committee questioned the former U.K. prime minister over misleading statements he made to Parliament about a slew of parties that breached lockdown rules

The faithful are preparing for a month of dawn-to-dusk fasting intended to bring them closer to God and to remind them of the suffering of those less fortunate

The researcher, the first Latin American to win the Abel Prize, uncovered the interactions between solids and liquids, opening new doors to medicine, the automotive industry and even knowledge of the universe

The sargassum is expected to wash ashore in coming months on some Florida beaches, in the Caribbean islands and Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula

The Fed can either keep hiking interest rates to drive down inflation, or it can ease off the increases given the pain it’s already caused for banks

The country’s finance ministry said that the program will ‘help to mobilize financing from Ukraine’s international partners’ and ‘ensure the path to post-war reconstruction’

The motion failed on a 201-53 vote, while the 91 members of the conservative Popular Party abstained

The president is sticking to his decision to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 despite mass protests and recent violent incidents in the streets

Beijing has avoided using the term ‘peace plan’ but the Chinese leader’s Moscow visit provides an opportunity to showcase his vision for a ‘community with a shared future for mankind’

According to a British study, introducing peanuts to infants’ diets could prevent 10,000 children from developing a nut allergy each year

Investors who held bonds known as CoCos were wiped out in the sale to UBS, triggering fears that banks will find it harder to borrow and in turn tighten credit

Forecasters say Social Security won’t be able to pay out its promised benefits in about a dozen years, and Medicare won’t be able to do so in just five years

Brussels considers Latin American criminal organizations a ‘serious threat’ to the bloc’s internal security as shipments increase and entry routes evolve

The bill signed by the Republican governor makes Arkansas the fourth state to place such restrictions at public schools

The country’s top circulating newspaper Yomiuri rolled out a special Wednesday afternoon edition for commuters