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Dark Day

U.S. Capitol Police officers after morning roll call on Capitol Hill on January 6, a year after a mob of Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol Building in hopes of interrupting the certification of the election of Joe Biden as President. The police union has said that 140 officers were injured in the riot. Kent Nishimura

Neve Campbell

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THE ARMED UPRISING OF 2024

A growing number of RADICALIZED REPUBLICANS are willing to grab their guns if the next presidential election doesn't go their way

It's Complicated

Trump’s GOP support is strong. But mainstream Republicans worry HIS FOCUS ON “THE STEAL” could hurt the party in the midterms—and 2024

Staying Relevant

The pandemic has had widely different effects on executives around the world. There are some strategies, however, that anyone can use to adapt to rapid changes

Our 21 Favorite Books of 2021

THE YEAR STARTED OFF WITH THE PROMISE OF VACCINES, THE WORLD REOPENING AND socializing in person once again, but the resurgence of COVID-19 with Delta, and now Omicron, variants makes the comfort of losing yourself in the pages of a book all the more appealing.

Bask in the Joy of These Holiday Displays

It’s the holiday season! Around the globe, cities are transforming into cozy winter wonderlands, chock-full of old traditions, glittery light shows, and end-of-year celebrations. From a floating tree in Brazil’s Rodrigo de Freitas lagoon to a menorah lit by ice-skating rabbis in Budapest, to Thailand’s lantern festival, here are some of the world’s most festive holiday displays to bring cheer to chilly winter days. —Meghan Gunn

Jake Cohen

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22 Things to Look Forward to in 2022

A LOOK AT THE EVENTS, INNOVATIONS, TECHNOLOGY, SPORTS, AND ARTS THAT WILL BRING US JOY NEXT YEAR

PLANET PROTECTORS

INNOVATORS HELPING TO COUNTER CLIMATE CHANGE AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES

ENTERPRISING IDEALISTS

USING LEADING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY TO SOLVE SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY CHALLENGES

ARTISTIC ADVOCATES

WORKING TO ENSURE INCLUSION AND EQUITY IN THE CREATOR ECONOMY

FUN & GAMERS

PLAYFUL TECHNOLOGY THAT"S PUSHING THE EDGE OF WHAT'S POSSIBLE

MAKING HIS MARK

BOURNEMOUTH AND REPUBLIC OF IRELAND GOALKEEPER MARK TRAVERS TELLS CHRIS DUNLAVY ABOUT HIS BURGEONING CAREER..

FAN VILLAGE PHENOMENON

ROB BRADLEY EXPLAINS HOW WATCHING THE GAME IS NOW ONLY PART OF THE EXPERIENCE...

BOWYER'S BLUES

LIFELONG BIRMINGHAM CITY FAN KEITH OIXON LOOKS AT THE IMPACT OF BOSS LEE BOWYER AT HIS BELOVED BLUES...

ENGLISH MANAGERS PREMIER PAIN

HARRY GORDON LOOKS AT WHY HOMEGROWN BOSSES HAVE FAILED TO CONQUER THE DOMESTIC MOUNTAIN.

'WOR' JACKIE AND THE TOON'S FA CUP TREBLE

COLIN ALLAN RECALLS WHEN THE LEGENDARY JACKIE MILBURNK AND NEWCASTLE UNITED WERE CUP KINGS IN THE EARLY 1950S...

OH DANNY BOY

COVENTRY CITY FANATIC KEVIN HALLS RECALLS ONE OF HIS FAVOURITE SKY BLUES PLAYERS, WHOSE CAREER WAS CRUELLY CUT SHORT...

CANARIES' SHAKY PERCH

SAM TODO EXAMINES NORWICH CITY'S DIFFICULTIES IN HOLDING ON TO THEIR TOP-FLIGHT STATUS...

TIM'S GRECIANS DELIGHT

JOHN LYONS TALKS TO EXETER CITY MIOFIELOER TIMOTHEE DIENG ABOUT HIS SUCCESSFUL EARLY DAYS IN DEVON...

MAGIC MITRO

JOHN LYONS LOOKS AT FULHAM STRIKER ALEKSANDAR MITROVIC'S INCREDIBLE START TO THE SEASON...

WILD AT HEART

JOHN LYONS REPORTS ON CHRIS WILDER'S RETURN TO MANAGEMENT WITH MIDDLESBROUGH...

Sinema and Manchin Know What They Are Doing

Business-friendly Democrats don’t need to worry about reelection when they can have lucrative second careers as lobbyists

Death from Above

DRONES ARE CHEAP, ACCESSIBLE AND POTENTIALLY LETHAL. COULD THEY CAUSE THE NEXT 9/11?

Avan Jogia

From acting to writing to art, he refuses to do just one thing.

Logistics DX

We are an MRO wholesaler

The Archives

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Can The World's Tallest Trees Survive?

Some 30 million people a year make a pilgrimage to northern California to see the towering coastal redwoods. But can the remaining stands of these remarkable trees survive the triple scourge of climate change, drought and wildfires?

Kate's Royal Return

The Duchess of Cambridge has resumed royal duties after a quiet summer with the family