Trump Administration Speeds Up Deportations by Skipping Legal Procedures
A Remote Migrant Camp in Florida Operates Without Plumbing, Lawyers, or Outside Contact
Who Are the Druze and What Role Do They Play in Middle Eastern Politics?
Israel Justifies Strikes on Syria as a Move to Protect a Religious Minority
Israeli Strike on Gaza Kills 30, Including Six Children
Ceasefire Talks Stall as Israel Demands Hamas Surrender and Militants Insist on Full Withdrawal
EU Authorities Dismantle Hacking Group NoName057(16)
The Network Coordinated Thousands of Volunteers to Target Banks, Defense Firms, and Government Agencies—While Its Organizers Remain in Russia
The UK and Germany Sign Mutual Defense Pact in Case of Attack
It Will Be Europe’s Most Significant Bilateral Military Agreement Since World War II
China’s Economy Is Growing Faster Than Expected—For Now
Falling Confidence, Deflation, and Tariff Risks Threaten Momentum in the Second Half of the Year
Trump Backed Withholding Epstein Case Files
His Supporters Called It a Betrayal and Demanded the Resignation of U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi
Sanctions Everyone Fears—Yet No One Plans to Enforce
Why Trump’s Threat to Tar Russian Oil Buyers With Tariffs Is Hard to Realize, and What It Has to Do With OPEC, Tankers, and Iran
The U.S. Economy as a Source of Global Instability
American Policymaking Increasingly Resembles That of Emerging Markets
Russia Expands Drone Production With China’s Help
Bloomberg Documents Reveal How Chinese Technology Bypasses Sanctions to Supply the Russian Military
A 45-Year-Old Hungarian Citizen Died After Being Mobilized Into the Ukrainian Army
Medical Teams Report Gunfire Near Aid Distribution Centers
A Power Struggle at the Expense of Defense
At a Critical Moment in the War, the State Is Focused on Reallocating Authority
Sharp Escalation in Syria
Israel Enters Direct Confrontation With Damascus Over Attack on Druze Autonomy
Russia Circumvents Sanctions to Import Austrian Machinery Suitable for Forging Howitzer Barrels
Trump Promised a Mission to Mars—But NASA Is Facing Cuts and Program Cancellations
Science Projects Are Being Halted, European Partnerships Frozen, and the Focus Shifts to Private Companies
The New York Times Reports From Russia’s Kursk Region After Ukrainian Troop Withdrawal
Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry Accuses the Paper of Supporting Russian Propaganda—As the Story Is Praised by an "Akhmat" Commander and Russian State TV
The Hell of Waiting
Inside a Dutch Refugee Camp Where More Than 20 Suicides Have Occurred
"People Go There Not Knowing If They’ll Come Back Alive."
Israel and the U.S. Have Replaced the UN With Their Own Fund, Distributing Aid Through a Few Sites Marked by Strikes, Stampedes, and Hundreds of Deaths
Fifty Years Without Reciprocity
The EU–China Summit Takes Place Amid Trade Disputes and Deep Diplomatic Chill
Trump Expands on Bush-Era Tactics
Tools of the "War on Terror" Are Becoming the New Normal in U.S. Politics
Starting a Party Isn’t the Same as Posting a Tweet
Musk’s America Party Faces the Same Barriers That Have Hindered All Third Forces
Sydney Preacher Called Jews "Malicious" and "Murderers."
Court Ordered Him to Publicly Admit Racism, but Notices Have Yet to Be Published
Court Blocks the Click-to-Cancel Rule
For Americans, Canceling a Subscription Remains Harder Than Signing Up
EU Migration Policy Shifts Sharply to the Right
Even Centrists Now Back Deportations, Offshore Camps, and Rewriting the European Convention
China Introduces Digital ID for Internet Users
The System Will Strengthen State Control Over Online Activity—and Could End Anonymity for Good
Iran and Pakistan Accelerate Deportations of Afghans Who Have Lived in Their Countries for Decades
Since Early 2025, Over 1.2 Million Have Been Sent Back Despite the Taliban Threat
"Russia’s Imperial Tendencies Know No Bounds"
Aleksander Kwaśniewski on Putin, Nawrocki, and Ukraine’s Future in Europe
Companies Are Building AGI Without Knowing How to Control It
An Independent FLI Report Finds Even Industry Leaders Are Unprepared for the Consequences
Heatwave in Europe Caused 2,300 Deaths
Without Global Warming, the Toll Would Have Been Three Times Lower, Scientists Say
AI Is Reshaping the Internet
Websites Are Losing Traffic and Getting Nothing in Return
Politico: Europe Fears the U.S. Could Cut Off Its Internet
The Threat No Longer Feels Hypothetical
Pogroms, Beatings, Threats
Europe Faces an Unprecedented Wave of Antisemitism Not Seen Since World War II
A Fragile Equality
After Decades of Progress, Transgender People Once Again Face Institutional Discrimination
The Milky Way From All Corners of the Earth
Stunning Images From the Annual Capture the Atlas Photo Contest
The UK Launches a Project to Build a Synthetic Human Genome
Scientists Promise Medical Breakthroughs, Critics Warn of a Race for "Enhanced Humans"
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
From Depression to Parkinson’s
How Fecal Transplants Were Once Hailed as a Universal Therapy—and What Happened Next
Managers Now Supervise Twice as Many Employees as Five Years Ago
Companies Are Cutting Middle Management and Offloading Tasks to AI and Remaining Staff
Managers Are Increasingly Relying on AI for Firings, Promotions, and Bonuses
Algorithms Are Shaping Employees’ Lives Despite Lacking Training and Oversight
Antarctica Is Losing Ice—Against Expectations
Rising Ocean Salinity Accelerates Warming and Destabilizes the Climate System
Marine Heat as the New Normal
What’s Behind the Oceans’ Unprecedented Warming?
