Even after the weather starts improving, this crisis’ effects are likely to linger and be felt far beyond the Lone Star State.
“It’s very easy to just stay in your room all day and not let anybody know what’s happening to you,” says student AJ Williams.
Steaming platforms are investing heavily in new original cartoons, as well as building libraries of older favorites.
The storm destroyed 80% of the island’s coffee crop. It also revealed a hidden “gold mine.”
When it comes to electric power grids, supply and demand need to be in balance.
The power’s been on and off for almost two days for millions in the Lone Star State.
In a new book, Michael Patrick F. Smith reflects on his time working on an oil field in North Dakota.
British jigsaw puzzle maker Julie Wilkins saw quarantine rekindle people’s love for the jigsaw puzzle. She hopes that’s here to stay.
In her new book, “The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together,” Heather McGhee looks at how racism drained not only public pools, but also public support for universal healthcare and other “big government” policies.
HUD will begin enforcing the Fair Housing Act in cases of discrimination against LGBTQ people.
