History Today: Did you know the world’s first teddy bear was inspired by a US president?
Morris Michtom, a small toy store owner, put two stuffed ’teddy bears’ in his Brooklyn shop window for sale, inspired by an ...
Boston Magazine1d
Where to Find Boston’s Best Caribbean Food
Ditch the snow for Caribbean glow with 15 sun-soaked dishes close to home. A trip to a sunny island would be nice right about ...
Beyond Bad Bunny: 5 essential Puerto Rican history reads
A month after its debut, Bad Bunny’s “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” continues to ignite conversations surrounding the island’s ...
WUWM 89.7 FM - Milwaukee's NPR3d
Bad Bunny wanted to share Puerto Rico's history of colonization, so he called a Wisconsin professor
Bad Bunny wanted to share the history of Puerto Rico on his latest album. So his team made a call to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. That’s where a professor was ready to share the island’s ...
Luz Media on MSN3d
Latinas in Sports Media Advance Downfield at Super Bowl LIX
When Karina Martinez and Jennifer Yepez-Blundell founded DRAFTED in 2023, they had one mission: to change the game for ...
The American Conservative4d
The Threat Behind Trump’s Praise of McKinley & Roosevelt
There is an echo of McKinley’s spirit and Roosevelt’s strategy in the early Trump White House. For a president who said that ...
Push to eliminate renewable energy goals in Puerto Rico sparks outrage as outages persist
Puerto Rico legislators have held a contentious public hearing on whether to scale back renewable energy goals and extend ...
Refinery29 on MSN4d
Bad Bunny’s DtMF Won’t Solve Colonialism in Puerto Rico — But Music Is Key to Revolutions
I started listening to Bad Bunny in 2017, when I was living in “Nueva Yol.” Back then, the song “Tu No Vive Así” made me feel ...
A UW-Madison historian's work became a key feature of Bad Bunny's new album. Here's how
Badillo, an assistant history professor at UW-Madison, is the brains behind the visualizers for Bad Bunny's hit new album.
A 7.6 magnitude earthquake shakes the Caribbean, some islands urge residents to leave coastlines
The quake struck at 6:23 p.m. local time in the middle of the sea and had a depth of 10 kilometers, the USGS said.