These are the stories that introduced America to its dark side.

Museums are striving to identify archaeologists’ biases and correct their portrayals of history.

Magalie Dresse's craft business in Haiti caught fire in a protest. And while scared for the short term, she told The World she's optimistic that recent demonstrations will bring about long-term change.

Some spiritual practitioners call themselves witches. Some use the word bruja. Two women have founded a Eleventh House, a group in Miami that is working to break the stigma of occult practices.

The making of “The Bell Jar,” and the unmaking of its author.

The UK economy benefits significantly from the fashion industry — to the tune of around $40 billion per year. But with one week to go before the UK is slated to officially leave the EU, Brexit woes are still trending among designers.

Michelle Obama’s portraitist is a case study in seeing art in person.

How a group of Mexican American teenagers in the 1960s may have spawned punk rock.

Since 1992, the South Korean government has arbitrarily enforced a law that limits the act of giving tattoos to medical professionals.

How a centuries-old musical tradition inspired the Billboard-topping jazz hits of Ranky Tanky.