Ukrainian civilians queue for humanitarian aid provided by the Red Cross as people try to survive amid the wave of Russia’s missile strikes in Sviatohiersk,
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Going to weddings can be expensive. Here’s how to protect your budget — and energy.
Paige Vickers for Vox Do you have to go to a bachelor party? Who pays for a bridesmaid dress? Your wedding guest questions, answered. On
Why fighting inflation will disproportionately hurt Black workers
A Black warehouse worker at the Dare to Care Food Bank in Kentucky. | Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg/Getty Images The Fed’s rate hikes carry an implicit assumption:
Herschel Walker was the “king of Georgia” before he tried to be its senator
New Jersey Generals running back Herschel Walker with team owner Donald Trump circa 1984. | Bettmann Archive/Getty Images Author Jeff Pearlman on how Herschel Walker’s
What broke Britain?
Protester Steve Bray stands in Parliament Square in Westminster on September 5 in London. | Richard Baker/In Pictures via Getty Images The UK has seemed
How does the UK come back from crisis?
The front page of the London-based Evening Standard newspaper announces the resignation of Prime Minister Liz Truss in Westminster on October 20 in London. |
Why this instrument explains Black American folk music
Jake Blount, a banjo scholar, explains. Jake Blount has built a career out of understanding the banjo’s connection to Black American folk music. In this
Every song on Taylor Swift’s Midnights, explained
How I feel after listening to all 20 songs on Midnights. | Taylor Swift Joe Alwyn! John Mayer! Karlie Kloss? As of October 21 at
Silicon Valley is starting to cave to European regulators
Meta’s headquarters are in California, but it still has to follow the United Kingdom’s competition laws. | Justin Sullivan/Getty Images The United Kingdom is forcing
The UK’s economic and political crises, explained
The short tenure of UK Prime Minister Liz Truss, seen here at a press conference on October 14, has been dominated by economic and political