U.S. and Israeli Strikes Cast Doubt on the Claimed Destruction of Iran’s Nuclear Program
But They Accelerate an Energy Rapprochement Between Moscow and Beijing, Promising Russia Fresh Revenue and Political Support
"Everyone Got Worried, Expressed Sympathy, Condemned Russia—Then Went Back to Their Lives. While We’re Dying Here. Every Day"
What Dnipro Residents Say About the Russian Missile Strike and a Global Response That’s Become Routine
Israeli Strikes on a School Sheltering Displaced Families in Gaza Kill at Least 56, Three More Shot Dead in the Enclave’s Center While Waiting for UN Aid
This Happens Almost Every Day
Israel Strikes Iran, Accusing It of Seeking Nuclear Weapons
Yet Israel Itself Has Long Possessed Them—Though Never Officially Admitted
Israel Risks Damaging Ties With the EU Over the Gaza Blockade, Occupation, and West Bank Violence
Trade Privileges, Scientific Cooperation, and Visa-Free Travel Are All at Stake
Politico: Europe Fears the U.S. Could Cut Off Its Internet
The Threat No Longer Feels Hypothetical
Why Putin Keeps the War Going
The Kremlin Still Believes That Manpower, Missiles, and a War of Attrition Will Break Ukraine and Exhaust the West
Another Test of the Limits
Russia Sends a Warship to Escort Sanctioned Tankers Through the English Channel
U.S. Disbands Interagency Group on Russia Sanctions Pressure
A Move Reflecting Trump’s Shift Away From a Hardline Approach to Moscow
Five Russian Bases Near Sweden’s Border Undergoing Upgrades
Each Could Host Nuclear Weapons
The Crimea Deal: How the Bloodless Annexation of 2014 Paved the Way for New Concessions to Moscow
As Kyiv Holds the Front, the West Debates Whom to Blame and Where to Cut Costs
The Kremlin Seeks a Mediator’s Role, but the Israel–Iran War Has Shown It Is No Longer Trusted
Russia Tries to Reclaim Its Place in Global Politics Through the Middle East—But Lacks Tools, Allies, and Credibility
Belarus Treats Russian Soldiers Involved in Bucha Killings
Journalists Identify the Wounded—Among Them, the Commander of the 6th Airborne Company Known as "Skipper"
"You Were Born in Captivity, You Live in Captivity"
The Story of a Ukrainian Marine Who Returned From Hell
From Deep Inside Enemy Territory
How Drones Are Becoming the Weapons of Penetration in Modern Warfare
Peace in Ukraine and Gaza, Deals With China and Iran, the Migration Crisis and National Debt
So Far, Trump Is Only Good at Making Promises
Preparing for the Next War Instead of Preventing the Last
SIPRI Report Shows Rising Military Spending, Nuclear Flexibility, and the End of Deterrence
Russia Loses Its Foothold in the Middle East
It Stayed Silent as Israel Struck a Strategic Partner
U.S. Immigration Crackdown Pushes ICE Over Budget by $1 Billion
Funds for Mass Detentions and Migrant Housing Are Running Dry
The U.S. Plans to Tax Migrant Remittances
Millions of Families in Africa and Latin America Risk Losing a Vital Lifeline
A Fragile Equality
After Decades of Progress, Transgender People Once Again Face Institutional Discrimination
During #MeToo, Tina Johnson Spoke Out About Harassment
Eight Years Later, She Regrets It—Support Has Vanished, and What Remains Are Lawsuits, Debt, and Silence
The UK Launches a Project to Build a Synthetic Human Genome
Scientists Promise Medical Breakthroughs, Critics Warn of a Race for "Enhanced Humans"
Companies Introduce AI With the Threat of Layoffs
But That Strategy Risks Undermining Trust and Demotivating Staff
Marine Heat as the New Normal
What’s Behind the Oceans’ Unprecedented Warming?
Mark Zuckerberg Abandons Liberal Policies and Rolls Back DEI Programs
A Bid for Political Clout That Brought Neither Recognition Nor Stability in the New Landscape
Can Apple Catch Up With the AI Boom It Helped Trigger?
As Google Rolls Out Integration, Cupertino Still Lags Behind on Core Features
The Oldest Law Fades Into History
England and Wales Decriminalize Abortion
Trump Revokes Emergency Abortion Protections in Hospitals. The Rule Had Required Doctors to Save Women With Life-Threatening Complications
The Hunt in Leynar
Hundreds of Whales Slaughtered Again in the Faroe Islands—Including Pregnant Females and Calves
The Scientist Who Gave Women the Right to Choose
The Story of Étienne-Émile Baulieu—A Man Who Changed Reproductive Medicine and Stayed True to Himself
Support for Abortion Rights Is Declining Among Men
Women Have Become More Vocal Since the Repeal of Roe v. Wade
Silicon Valley Breathes a Sigh of Relief
With Musk Cut Off From Trump, the Industry Hopes for More Predictable Ties With Washington
