Recent rulings in California and New Mexico against the social media giants seem to promise greater accountability, but in practice they may erode free and creative expression online

‘Persistence’ implies that the former prime minister is to blame for the 1943 Bengal famine, which historian Andrew Roberts says is inaccurate

After almost eight years of work, the San Lorenzo Mártir church in Altos is back to its former glory

The Bellevue Men’s Shelter was closed earlier this year after falling into disrepair, but efforts to document and preserve at least six Works Progress Administration-era murals in the building have […]

‘Unhidden Heroines’ pairs important women in US history with monuments on the National Mall commemorating men of their time

Details on the objects, taken unlawfully during colonial conquests, are yet to be announced

The revamped museum, which focuses on the history of the UK capital, will open to the public on 28 November 2026

Artists and performers of all kinds flocked to Wilshire Boulevard for the city’s first Art Parade

The free digital resource, from the National Coalition Against Censorship, comes as artists navigate an increasingly censorious cultural landscape

The tours created and led by the artist and curator Aislinn Pentecost-Farren are part of the ArtPhilly 2026 festival