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With both ambassadorships unfilled amid escalating war, two senior U.S. figures focus on Iran's role and implications.
In the Round of 32, two Real Madrid icons meet, and the next 90 minutes could define careers.
The “No to a Switzerland with 10 million!” initiative lost, and the World Cup becomes the political scoreboard.
A New York Times report says UPS never told inspectors to check a flagged bearing, shifting blame to Boeing.
The alliance’s real challenge is political leverage, not military planning, and it hits decision-makers in Washington and Ankara first.
A first confirmed case in Kisangani, far from the northeast epicenter, raises the risk of overwhelmed response systems.
Foreign Policy asks if sports diplomacy can survive a year where force has already set the terms.
A country of just over 10 million has stacked multilateral leadership roles, and it is doing it with a strategy.
Massachusetts will allow rape charges to be filed indefinitely when DNA matches after the statute expires.
Marko Perković Thompson is mainstream in Croatia, and his WWII fascist salute keeps winning stadiums despite bans abroad.
A 250-year legacy test: how the Second Continental Congress's founding ideas show up in today's legislative branch.
Provisional CDC data shows a 4.6% drop from 2024, reshaping how health teams plan and how markets price risk.
