The story of the company now known as Richard Carter Ltd. dates back to 1740, when a blacksmith (Jeremiah Carter) founded an ...

Machines have been “taking” jobs from humans since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution. Davidson College Economics ...

In the age of AI, the bill for keeping kids in schools into their early and mid-20s – mostly separate from adults – is ...

Episode 3 captures the chaos, sacrifices, and turning points that guided America toward independence during 1776–1777.

“It’s dying on it’s feet,” complains retired nurse Adele Huntington. The 70-year-old grandmother of three has lived in what ...

In this week's Outnumbered, our columnist chats to experts about the roles mums and dads really play in raising their kids ...

Who said these words just over two years ago? “It is no use simply claiming we want economic growth without new ideas for how we can achieve it.” ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Why Britain was first is no longer a customary question. Yet just why this small set of islands proved able to ...

In a rapidly gentrifying city centre, Strangeways is probably the last vestige of grit. That’s why over the last decade or so ...

But it's not just countries and the politicians representing them at COP30, some attending are from industries, including ...

Exeter pupils stepped back in time as part of a hands-on history experience. Year 6 students from Whipton Barton Federation, part of the Ted Wragg Trust, visited Coldharbour Mill in Uffculme, one of ...

Paul Kingsnorth argues technology is killing us - physically and spiritually.