Tournament director and the world’s first “Professor of Backgammon” Phil Simborg has watched this story unfold for decades.

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The roots of coffee culture in Cyprus come from Ottoman and broader Middle Eastern traditions. Over generations, Cypriots developed their own version of coffee culture centred around strong, finely ...

NEW YORK — In December 2000, Omer Golan was waiting for a bus at the Mehola Junction in the West Bank, winning a backgammon game, when a suicide bomber grabbed him from behind and detonated 15 pounds ...

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Sylvia Walters grew up in Crescent Hill. But for more than four decades, she lived abroad, spending time in places such as Egypt, Australia, and London, among others. Earlier this year, she made her ...

Journalism is often hailed as a noble profession, but nowhere does its courage shine brighter than on the frontlines of conflict. War correspondents walk straight into chaos, places torn apart by war, ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s cocaine dealing enterprise while at Harvard left a bad taste in at least one customer’s mouth. Author Kurt Andersen told The Daily Beast Podcast’s Joanna Coles about what ...

Anxious with escalating war, local Iranian Americans are gathering for tea and solace in restaurants like Azizam on Sunset Boulevard. As with other nations, Los Angeles is home to the largest ...