
Anne
Hollande-Ullerup

The country is Muslim, but women hold the power In western Sumatra, Indonesia, women are in charge. They inherit the family home and have far more rights than their sisters in most other Muslim countries. But can this culture survive?

The bull races, known locally as pacu jawi, have been held in western Sumatra for several centuries as a form of celebration and harvest festival once the rice has been brought in

MERCED, CALIFORNIA Sister Kate lights up a joint and sends a sweet cloud of smoke across the table. She owns one of the world's most bizarre convents, where the "nuns" waste no time in saying their evening prayers, to put it mildly.





in Georgia celebrated on Tuesday its famous son, peanut farmer Jimmy, who went on to become a global statesman and peacemaker and has now turned 100.

Although many keep their mouths shut, Donald Trump can count on massive support from the conservative Christians in America's Bible belt. It can tilt the result in some swing states.

The Democrats celebrated it as a game-changer when superstar Taylor Swift urged her fans to vote for Kamala Harris.

The Battle for Black Voters









