Rishi Sunak, the former UK Prime Minister, proudly celebrated St George's Day, expressing his English pride on social media.

Here is a look at the life of Bono, Grammy award-winning singer and songwriter of the band U2. Personal Birth date: May 10, 1960 Birth place: Dublin, Ireland Birth name: Paul David Hewson Father: ...

Mulatu Astatke struggled for decades before his name became associated worldwide with a musical genre and he was finally born ...

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The internationally renowned Jamaican singer, best known for “War Ina Babylon,” died of complications from a heart condition ...

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while some of his cheerleaders endorsed it as an indomitable blueprint to “guide Ethiopia across the river”. Abiy also blamed the country’s problems on the intelligentsia class’s tendency to adopt ...

In the opinion piece by Chris Kopacki (“This fall, gun rights are on the ballot in Virginia,” March 21), I was amazed by the absence of any mention of the serious problem of gun safety. Mass ...

(April 3, 2025) There’s a particular kind of magic when music makes you feel like you’ve been somewhere before, even if you weren’t born yet. That’s the experience Sean Fullerton and Dan Kirouac hope ...

One of the nicest drives in The City is along The Embarcadero, starting at the ballpark and heading north towards the Ferry Building. As you wind your way in the direction of the Bay Bridge ...

The closure of the plant on 1801 Reymet Road will result in 72 jobs lost, according to the Department of Workforce Development and Advancement. A spokesperson for Novelis said consolidation of U.S ...

Geraldine Robinson Pointer’s adult granddaughter wonders how her family’s lives would be different had her grandmother never been incarcerated back in the late 1960s. The short answer is ...