How Diamond District Jewelers Are Modernizing With Social Media The demise of Manhattan’s Old World jewelry industry has been predicted for years. But the 47th Street hustle has some life in it yet.
John Joseph Went to Australia for Gold, Then Stood Up for Democracy John Joseph was put on trial for leading a miners’ rebellion seeking less taxation and more representation. His legacy was forgotten — until now.
Pope Francis Lands in Congo, Where All His Priorities Converge The Central African country is wracked by war, poverty and environmental plunder — and it may be the future of the Catholic Church.
E.P.A. Bans Disposal of Mine Waste in Bristol Bay, Blocking Pebble Mine Project The determination, made under the Clean Water Act, will protect a valuable wild salmon fishery and quashes a proposed mine project in the area.
The Hunt for Nazi-Buried Treasure in a Dutch Village The public release of a map from the 1940s has drawn fortune seekers with shovels and metal detectors to a small Dutch village. Not everyone is excited.