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What does Trump mean when he says the US is ‘low-keying’ negotiations with Iran?
President Donald Trump’s unusual declaration that the US is “low-keying” its approach to Iran may signal more than a change in tone, offering a carefully ambiguous way to describe stalled negotiations, economic pressure and an increasingly uncertain war.
Why does a ‘draw’ sometimes feel like a win?
Cape Verde’s shock performances in its first-ever World Cup highlight how a series of dramatic draws is reshaping perceptions of success, excitement, and strategy in modern soccer.
Does Trump’s understanding with Iran count as a ‘deal’?
As questions swirl around the U.S.-Iran ceasefire arrangement, experts debate whether President Trump’s much-touted “deal” is truly a deal, a framework, or merely a memorandum of understanding.
Why is Trump building a ‘cage’ on the White House lawn?
A UFC cage on the White House lawn sparks a look at the sport’s history and its place in American c
Some bars and eateries are banning 20-somethings. Can it become a widespread practice?
When Johnny B. Barounis opened The Auction House in New York’s Upper East Side in 1993, he knew he wanted to deter a certain type of customer in their early 20s — in his words, “those kids that had their flannel shirts tied around their waists, wearing their Villanova hats backwards, walking around in the street with their Amstel Light in their hand.”
A White author calculated just how much racism has benefited her. Here’s what she found
Exactly how much has racism benefited White Americans? Journalist and author Tracie McMillan did the math: The advantages she’s gotten over her life from being White, she estimates, amount to $371,934.30.
