Jess was getting on in years when he first heard the children’s folktale about the boy and the butterfly.

When the Transit Agency of Central Kentucky (TACK) renovated its headquarters, it wanted to make sure people noticed.

As our bus traveled higher and higher on the narrow road along the Andes Mountains, my teammates were busy laughing and singing.

Owen was on holiday abroad when he received a disturbing message from a colleague: “The boss is looking to replace you.”

Most people avoided George Chase. He lived in a twelve-foot square shack in the woods where New England’s Pawcatuck River meets Little Narragansett Bay.

Woody Cooper stood in the loud mob the day Dorothy Counts, a Black girl, enrolled in his all-White high school in North Carolina.

In 2023, Kenyan police intervened to end what’s being called the “Shakahola Massacre”—in which hundreds died after following a cult leader’s directions to starve themselves to meet Jesus.