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The NYPD’S action on campus began with clearing reporters from the scene.

How passing the traditional embroidery art from one generation to another continues to anchor a people with their past

(Illustration by Joanna Andreasson for New Lines Magazine)

Many women affected by the earthquake are the heads of households and require additional support.

The Republican-controlled House voted against the measure to stop concealed carry by minors in public

The former president is using campaign funds from his supporters to pay himself "rent"

More than a dozen attorneys general sent a threatening letter to the chains, citing a law from 1873

Black Lives Matter, critical race theory, Black feminism, and queer intersectionality are no longer exam topics

The list also restricts purchases of bread, cheese, oil, salt and other food staples

The man was described as “thoroughly radicalized” and received the longest sentence of any defendant involved

With millions of Ukrainian refugees spread around the world, we saw the problem again. But it never went away.

Twitter has even begun to auction off furniture and kitchen equipment from its office

Congress wants to know if Jared sought to "influence" or "interfere with" policy to advance business interests

The FTX founder says he kept donations private because "reporters freak the f--k out if you donate to Republicans"

Bo Hines pushes "community-level review" of whether individual survivors can terminate their pregnancies

A young Kurdish woman made famous in death still has a lesson to teach us: Call her by her name

U.S. policy always defaults to sanctions and threats whenever unrest emerges in Iran. That's exactly the wrong idea.

Bottle of Dictador Rum.

Executive Director of the Albers Foundation Nicholas Fox Weber speaks with L'OFFICIEL on what this milestone means to the foundation and the art world at large.

Following the uproar over Euphoria's copious nudity, let's reflect on who experiences pain on TV and why.