3-D Printing Puts Artifact Destroyed by ISIS Back on View"One of the main reasons for destroying culture is to send a message: We have victory over you. We have power over you. It's because culture means so much to us; if we didn't care it wouldn't be a tool," said Imperial War Museum curator Paris Agar.
Alcohol-Free Bars Caught on in the U.S. and U.K. But Can They Go Global?Is the fad even here to stay?
A Final Bastion of on-the-Job Drinking Vows to Sober UpA trading floor finally gets rules that ban alcohol consumption at work.
National Portrait Gallery Won’t Proceed With Donation From Purdue Pharma’s Sackler FamilyThe gallery alluded to the U.S. opioid crisis affecting its decision.
Scotland Yard Probes Irish Link to Explosive Devices at Three U.K. Transport HubsIrish stamps were used on all three explosive devices and two had return addresses in Ireland, according to Irish state broadcaster RTE.
Uber, Private Ride Drivers to Sue Mayor of London for Discrimination94% of private car drivers are people of color.
Ex-Credit Suisse Bankers Arrested Over $2 Billion FraudAndrew Pearse, Surjan Singh, and Detelina Subeva are accused of arranging hidden loans to Mozambique.
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