The artist Lydia Wood is on a mission to draw every pub in London. A self-described “pub person,” she picks her subjects largely at random, zigzagging across the city on instinct and whim.

India faces several challenges in the matter of water management. These include spatial heterogeneity in the availability of water, unequal access, increasing pollution, climate change, and conflicts.

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'Joan,' a new play by Daniel Goldstein at South Coast Repertory about the life of comedian Joan Rivers, mixes biography with the comedian's old stand-up material.

How American cities are rethinking their urban rivers For decades, the Willamette River that runs through Portland, Oregon, was a look-but-don't-touch situation.

William Taylor's fascinating new book offers a revolutionary account of the history of the domestication of horses and explores how they helped create the world we live in today.

The integration of RADAR in over 1,000 positions throughout the country, gave the British a force multiplier in the Battle of Britain.