Medgar Evers was shot dead in his driveway in 1963. His killer bragged about it for decades. The state of Mississippi helped him walk free. It took 30 years to get justice. The full story.

In September 1956, a young John Lennon took home a dismal report card–the kind that many smart, wayward kids can probably relate to. French teacher: “An intelligent boy who could be very much better with a little concentration in class.” Maths teacher: “He is certainly on the road to failure if this goes on.” Physics teacher: “His work always lacks effort. He is content to ‘drift’ instead of using his abilities.” Religion teacher: “Attitude in class most unsatisfactory.” Hea

Nestled on the eastern coast of Cyprus lies Varosha, an eerily silent testament to a bygone era of glamour and geopolitical upheaval. This once-thriving resort town, part of the Famagusta district, has stood abandoned for nearly half a century, encapsulating a poignant chapter in the island's tumultuous history. To the discerning eye, Varosha is more than just an empty shell; it is a symbol of the enduring complexities between the Greek Cypriot community and Turkey. The Rise