Indiana-based artist Anthony Radford credits the public library as a foundational influence in shaping his artistic voice. “I ...

The trail, called the Coast to Coast Walk, is an established national pathway that stretches from Saint Bees, a village on ...

The Moorland Notebook written by veteran countryside access campaigner, Terry Howard, was first published in 1992, with the aim of helping educate people about the moors on their doorstep ...

TimesMachine is an exclusive benefit for home delivery and digital subscribers. About the Archive This is a digitized version of an article from The Times’s print archive, before the start of ...

It was a civilization which had already begun to flourish ... Perhaps it was something they learned from the Moors. In any case, whether the local people were yellow, as in Macao, brown, as ...

As you begin to step beyond your boundaries and expand your empire in Civilization VII, you’ll note that investing in a Settler and sending them off on a mission to settle new land doesn’t ...

Brooklyn Moors didn’t need to say the words to know. The UCLA gymnast and coach Janelle McDonald had the same idea to address Moors’ balance beam struggles. For the majority of her two-decade ...

A regular campaign is already challenging enough. One of the biggest changes introduced in Civilization 7 is Ages. Each game is divided into three Ages, all featuring different mechanics ...

Civilization 7 has made some significant changes from Civilization 6 as the game propels the franchise (and your empire) into a new era. We have highlighted the biggest changes you can expect to ...

The success of Civilization 7's Steam launch has been mixed so far. Complaints about the 4X sequel's user interface and some of the drastic changes to its progression systems have dragged down its ...

Turn-based strategy game Sid Meier's Civilization VII has launched in three game editions–Standard, Deluxe and Founder’s–but it also has a Collector's Edition. The Collector’s Edition of ...

In many ways, the game plays like a thoughtful cosmetic update. You select a civilization and a leader, with options that aren’t only the obvious ones (all hail Empress Harriet Tubman!).