Sudan’s ongoing civil war has created one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises, with the Council on Foreign Relations reporting over 150,000 deaths, and tens of millions facing displacement and ...

The teasing Hayle Perez faced in middle school over her Guatemalan culture still lingers. “Most of the students were Mexican, and they’d tease me about how my family looked ‘different.’ That hurt,” ...

The old joke is that soccer is America’s sport of the future… and has been since the 1970s. But this assessment may not be totally fair. Great strides have been made since the formation of the United ...

Corporate layoffs have become a recurring feature of the tech industry’s response to shifting economic conditions, signaling deeper changes in how companies define efficiency and growth. As firms once ...

Social media is filled with headlines praising K-pop fans and idols for allegedly supporting the Black Lives Matter Movement through a black box or a donation. News of BTS and their fans donating ...

Whether it’s Friday nights at the drive-in or evenings at Curtis Brother’s house, “The Outsiders” musical brings audiences from their seats at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre back to 1967 Tulsa, ...

In order to understand it thoroughly, defining political theatre is essential but also challenging since it does not only include one kind of intellectual product – it is a topic that contains ...

Even two centuries after her death, Jane Austen’s legacy as a renowned novelist still lives on. Austen, known for her comedic yet realistic writing style, vividly captures the rawness of human ...

Lemons. Chia seeds. Ginger. Drink it every morning, and your flat stomach is guaranteed. According to TikTok, at least. Misinformation abounds on social media, especially regarding fitness and health.

The Aeneid by Vergil is a Roman epic that follows the journey of Aeneas, a Trojan warrior who escapes the destruction of Troy and sets out to find a new homeland in Italy. Guided by fate and the gods, ...

With the City of Costa Mesa feature, it all started with Salvador, Margarita Avila, and their six children, who immigrated from Guanajuato, Mexico, in 1958 in search of a better life. They opened ...

L.A. Times journalist Doug Smith discussed his family’s legacy at the newspaper and talked writing tips with High School Insider summer interns Thursday. From his dimly lit office room, beside his ...