Suspended Deconstructions by Damián Ortega Damián Ortega was born in Mexico City in 1967. The artist began his career as a political cartoonist

‘Things Fall Apart’: On Mother Emanuel and White Terrorism Zion Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Natchez, Miss., the church of my youth, was established in 1866, approximately 50 years after Emanuel AME Church, referred to as “Mother Emanuel,” in Charleston, S.C.

10 Things to Know about Amancio Ortega, the Second Richest Man in the World For starters, he's one of eight billionaires that own half the globe's wealth.

Daniel Ortega Appears to Win Third Consecutive Term as Nicaragua President President Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua appeared to have easily won a third consecutive term in a poll that members of the opposition and many Nicaraguans consider to be an “electoral farce.”

Nicaragua’s Leftist Ortega Embraces Business—and Authoritarianism Daniel Ortega, one of Latin America’s best-known Marxist revolutionaries, is living out a second act as a pro-business, increasingly authoritarian leader of Nicaragua, empowered by economic growth that is outpacing most of Latin America.

Daniel Ortega imposes a dictatorial dynasty in Nicaragua From comrade to caudillo

Rahm Emanuel Is Performing a New Emotion: Sadness Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel addressed City Council this morning, where he continued to insist that his police department needs to be completely overhauled while also attempting to display an emotion heretofore foreign to the Emanuel brothers: Sadness.

Lindi Ortega Sifts Through Wreckage of Love on ‘Ashes’ (Exclusive Song) If there’s a theme on Lindi Ortega’s new album—and there is—it centers on the aftermath: of high living brought low, of big dreams unfulfilled, of love gone wrong. The latter is the subject of her song “Ashes,” which premieres today on Sp Read more ... eakeasy.Tremulous guitar and a spare beat frame Ortega’s sweet…

Argentina suspends all soccer matches after player dies of on-field head injury

Argentina suspends all professional soccer following player death The pitch will be silent in Argentina this weekend in honor of Emanuel Ortega, a 21-year-old fourth division soccer player who died after he was pushed into a concrete pillar by an opponent during a game last week.