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Mixing hazy ambience, gothic country, doom metal, and post-rock Preachers Daughter made this Baptist-raised trans woman an unlikely mainstream star. But with fame comes the downside of giving so much of herself on social media

The Bronx-born photographer captured gay culture on the outskirts in 70s Manhattan and his work is finally receiving the attention it deserves Bronx-born photographer Alvin Baltrop spent days on end documenting gay life at the piers lining Manhattans west side. At times, he did so while living in a van. Now, his intimate imagery, mostly

The US House of Representatives has voted to formally open an impeachment inquiry into Biden without any evidence he has committed wrongdoing The US House of Representatives has voted to formally open an impeachment inquiry into president Joe Biden, moving forward a process that has been promised by Republican leaders since they regained control

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The American mathematician John Nash, who has died aged 86 in a taxi cab crash in New Jersey, made his public mark as the subject of the 2001 film A Beautiful Mind. In his discipline, he gave his name to the Nash equilibrium a position in a situation of competition or conflict in which