From boycotts to ‘good-buys,’ consumers are showing support for DEI
As some companies roll back diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, many consumers are rallying behind small businesses ...
Prada’s anti-quiet luxury
In a moment of fashion conservatism, Prada dares to be awkward at Milan Fashion Week. A green anorak with a beastly collar is ...
Reader critiques: Is The Post trying to get rid of itself?
Every week, The Post runs a collection of letters of readers’ grievances — pointing out grammatical mistakes, missing ...
The Nats love a visual aid. A new one just debuted at spring training.
Posted on a bulletin board in the Nationals’ clubhouse in West Palm Beach: WiFi passwords, hitting groups and a new chart ...
Tove Jansson’s ‘Sun City’ takes up a rare subject in fiction: Old age
Jansson’s novel, recently reissued, follows a group of residents at a retirement community in Florida.
Human rights expert accuses UN peacekeepers of violations in Central Africa Republic
UN peacekeeping forces and Russian mercenaries are carrying out human rights violations in the Central African Republic, according to an investigator ...
Dale Whitnell makes two holes-in-one in same round at South African Open
Dale Whitnell made two holes-in-one in a round that started with him worrying about just making the cut at the South African Open ...
A Myanmar online news site says its jailed journalist is tortured for revealing abuses of prisoners
An independent online news agency in Myanmar is alleging that one of its journalists arrested two years ago has been subjected to daily physical and mental abuse after exposing human rights violations ...
Buccaneers reinstate Jon Gruden to franchise Ring of Honor
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced Thursday that they are restoring former coach Jon Gruden’s name to the franchise’s Ring of ...
A masterpiece by the most celebrated tattoo artist in U.S. history
Coleman named “Battleship Kate,” a major work of folk art, for a sex worker and swindler with head-to-toe tattoos.
A Black family’s home was too close to a White school. So D.C. took it.
The Black wealth gap in Washington D.C. can be traced back more than 100 years to land grabs and housing discrimination. It’s ...
Feds to start getting weekly emails asking what they did. Bosses will see if it fits Trump goals
A new strategy might compel employees to respond with bulleted lists of what they did in the past week.