Raymond Lopez, a first-year student at Utah Valley University, was still wearing black scrubs from an overnight shift as a nursing assistant Wednesday when he settled onto a purple couch by a makeshift memorial to Charlie Kirk. Continue reading →
Eight months into Trump’s presidency, Americans and the world are learning a lot about his willingness to use military force, and terrorist designations, as he expands his targeting of perceived enemies, foreign and domestic. Continue reading →
Russia moved quickly to exploit conservative activist Charlie Kirk's shooting death at a Utah college, with groups linked to the Kremlin spreading false and misleading claims that experts say are designed to incite violence Continue reading →
The Israeli military said it would open another evacuation route on Wednesday for people fleeing Gaza City as international alarm grew over the hundreds of thousands of Palestinians still sheltering there amid Israel's heavy bombardment and widening ground assault. Continue reading →
Two laboratories tested samples from Navalny that had been smuggled out of the country, and they had concluded he had been poisoned, his wife said in a video statement. Continue reading →
The investigation by the London-based nonprofit sheds light on the working conditions of largely Southeast Asian crews and murky fishing supply chains that link to more than 80 US importers and buyers. Continue reading →
Be wary of political consultants and PR experts who tell you there is a path to victory over an incumbent politician in Massachusetts. Continue reading →
The cleansing of our legacy of enslavement is in line with the enforced amnesia that used to be associated with authoritarian regimes of the right and the left. Continue reading →
