Everything has turned black: a humpback whale swallows and spits out a diver
A commercial lobster diver who got caught in the mouth of a humpback whale off Cape Cod on Friday morning said he thought he was going to die. Michael Packard, 56, of Wellfleet, said to WBZ-TV after his release from Cape Cod hospital that he was about 14 meters deep in the waters off Provincetown wh
Mistakenly calls for g7 spending restraint, warns Lord Stern
Rich nations must ignore calls to curb public spending as economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic accelerates, or risk another crisis, climate economist Nicholas Stern has warned. G7 industrialists are meeting in Cornwall this weekend to discuss vaccines, the recovery from the pandemic and the
Copa America: South American football tournament advances despite backlash
Copa America South America's premier football competition, set to kick off on June 13 in the Brazilian capital of Brasilia, has sparked a surge of backlash for a sporting event that was originally supposed to be staged jointly by Argentina and Colombia, but the organizers decided to withdraw it firs
5th anniversary of the Pulse: How Orlando's Latino lgbtq community is healing and mobilizing
Joel Junior Morales was at Pulse the week before a gunman killed 49 people there. Morales had moved to Orlando a few years earlier in search of its people - namely LGBTQ people and fellow Puerto Ricans. He found them, but Orlando's queer Latin American community was less visible in the years leading
