Slavery is American history, and Black history in America is about much more than slavery

New Yorkers may have to look a little harder today for a sense of belonging, but it is all around in the old subway tunnels

Every borough and neighbourhood is home to hundreds of thousands of them, some more than others

Don’t Look Up reflects how a particular stratum of American society creates and reacts to climate chaos. It is one experience, one viewpoint, one story about how we face climate crises. There are many more, writes Maeve Higgins

Movement is for everyone, like a mother tongue, and never has that been more apparent than in David Byrne's Broadway show 'American Utopia', writes Maeve Higgins.

As we welcome 2022, an entirely unknown future lies ahead, with eons of possibilities

While it felt important to secure the airline industry and associated jobs with huge financial support in the middle of the pandemic, Maeve Higgins feels we missed an opportunity to link environmental change from the industry as terms for the bailout. 

There is plenty to think about when it comes to what Succession’s existence says about the US today, about corporate culture, corruption, and greed. But I'm too busy enjoying the horror and comedy

Although more than 776,000 have died from Covid in the US, there are 62m people eligible for vaccines who have not yet been vaccinated

Tearful appearances in public are helping white men to successfully secure what they want — exactly what they felt entitled to