For that boy, Tybre Faw, the civil rights icon was not only a hero, but a personal friend. The two met in Selma, Alabama, in March 2018. We were there covering the annual civil rights pilgrimage that Lewis led when we saw Tybre standing outside a church where Lewis was …
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Game director Ion Hazzikostas faces a tough challenge for this fall’s World of Warcraft: Shadowlands expansion. Blizzard Entertainment must make an (sometimes badly) aged game feel relevant and new again, while remaining true to what people love. World of Warcraft occupies a unique place in the world of games. After …
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FILE PHOTO: People visit the Saint Sophia or Ayasofya Church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which was a Byzantine cathedral before it became a mosque and now a museum, in Istanbul, Turkey, on July 10, 2020. REUTERS / Murad Sezer ISTANBUL (Reuters) – Mosaics depicting Christian figures in Istanbul’s former …
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NASA Administrator Jim BridenstineJames (Jim) Frederick BridenstineHouse’s appropriators cut NASA’s moon landing funds; Will the Senate do better? NASA names DC headquarters after the agency’s first black engineer Mary W. Jackson. He is tirelessly forming an international coalition to support Artemis’s return to the moon program. Recently, Bridenstine signed a …
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Darron Cummings / Associated Press Tiger Woods wrapped up the Memorial Tournament on Sunday with a 76 in his final round, putting him six strokes above the week’s average. Consistency was an issue in his first official tournament since February, and he was tied for 41st when he finished playing …
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