A review of the letters exchanged between Leo Tolstoy and Mahatma Gandhi (1909–1910), revealing how their dialogue on ...

Mari Selvaraj’s powerful storytelling delves into themes of caste oppression and social justice, drawing deeply from his childhood experiences and literary inspirations ...

Today, pay attention to feelings of unease as they signal a need for introspection. In love, honest communication is key to resolving old issues. Career stress suggests a need for adjustment, not ...

King Charles and Pope Leo brought the leaders of the Anglican and Catholic churches together in prayer for the first time since England broke with Rome in the 16th century. Democrats Launch ...

Pope Leo XIV called sadness “one of the malaises of our time” during his General Audience on Oct. 22. Speaking in a rainy St. Peter’s Square on Wednesday, the pontiff said the resurrection of Jesus ...

Count Nikolai Tolstoy, grandnephew of Russian writer Leo Tolstoy, and his wife Georgina toured Istanbul’s historic Yedikule Fortress Friday, hosted by Fatih Mayor Mehmet Ergün Turan. Tolstoy said he ...

Leos are urged to embrace their true selves today, refusing to dim their light for others' comfort. Speak your truth, especially in relationships and career, where recognition is deserved. Financially ...

Your confidence is steady and you shine with warm charm; lead gently, listen to honest advice, share joy, and keep promises to earn trust today. Leo Horoscope Today: Read our expert astrological ...

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Pope Leo XIV rebuked a reporter who asked him for comment on President Donald Trump sending troops to crack down on crime in Chicago. The first National Guard troops sent to Chicago reportedly arrived ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Carter’s script lets the arguments reveal the men themselves. Jefferson, the ...

(ANALYSIS) Leo Tolstoy spent half a century avoiding arguably the most essential truth of them all: Everything comes to an end. If that’s true, which it is, what’s the point? He’d conquered every peak ...