Since COVID-19 coughed and wheezed its way onto the international scene last December, United States health care workers have been met with a grim set of occupational stressors... 

“Do not do drugs, or I will kill you.”

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The leaders of Philippine democracy have had much to say throughout the country’s rocky history, but no politician can quite match the iron bravado of President Rodrigo Duterte.

The K-pop genre tends to bring to mind thoughts of neon hair, wide-eyed girls with flawless, pearlescent skin, barely legal boy groups executing perfectly synchronized dance routines whilst holding the shards of their broken hearts.

When Thérèse Raquin was first published in France in 1867, more than a few tongues were set a-wagging at writer Emile Zola's frank portrayal of unbidden lust and murder. As with many works deemed pornographic by the reading public...

The title of the video is "Natural Looking Makeup Tutorial.” Its upload date is listed as May 20, 2007. In it, a college-age girl with a curtain of dark hair and porcelain skin peers into the camera and turns her face to the side, running a finger along her cheekbone.

The year is 1945. The setting, the outskirts of Salzburg, Austria. Newly victorious American soldiers approach a series of over 40 passenger and freight wagons from Hungary. To their surprise, inside the wagons...

A wardrobe that opens up into another world.  Ancient dragons and an army of the Undead. Arcane schools of magic, a golden compass that tells the truth, and One Ring to rule them all.

In August, renowned Haitian-American author Edwidge Danticat released her latest novel, Claire of the Sea Light, after a nearly decade long hiatus. Told through the eyes of several residents of a fictional seaside town called Ville Rose...