MARCH 13. 2026
From multimillion-dollar munitions to surging oil prices, here’s how much the war is costing.
The repeal loosens standards for roughly 90 facilities that emit the toxic chemical ethylene oxide in neighborhoods across the U. S.
Modi’s government faces increasing domestic dissent when it comes to working with the Trump administration.
By critiquing the war because Trump has no “plan, ” Democrats are avoiding standing against the war on moral grounds.
An Oscar-nominated documentary offers an intimate view of Russia’s descent into fascism.
Europe’s unique political tradition is under threat—and perfectly suited for the post-liberal moment.
Plus, more international fiction releases in March.
Many of these filmmakers have found themselves scrutinized by government censors, leading to arrests and imprisonment.
Brianna knew her husband would claim the pregnancy was an act of God. Their marriage was falling apart. She was fed up with his infidelity and with
Plenty of issues are on the ballot in this month’s mayoral election. The city’s green transition isn’t one of them.
While waging war on Iran, Israel is blocking medical trips into and out of Gaza, putting vulnerable patients at risk.
What foreign aid cuts mean in practice in one African country.
Trump’s war of choice in Iran is a performance of horrific military strength that betrays a stark political weakness.
A growth target of 4.5 percent is the lowest in decades.
I Wrote a Movie Review. Cops Took It From A Protester’s Home to Make the Case That He’s a Terrorist.
Prosecutors used a copy of a horror movie review I wrote seven years ago to say that antifa protesters against ICE are terrorists.
Leaders emerged from the “Shield of the Americas” with few policy specifics.
Jawaharlal Nehru wrote in The Discovery of India that “among the many people and races who have come in contact with Indians and influenced India’s life
The US-Israeli assault on Iran was launched mid-negotiation, without UN backing, making it more dangerous to international law than Iraq.
Degrading command and control over proxy groups could make them more dangerous and unpredictable.
Oregon Voters Overwhelmingly Said Yes to Limiting Money in Politics. Then Politicians Had Their Say.
Some 78% of Oregon voters approved limiting campaign contributions in 2020. Four years later, the Legislature finally adopted limits, but an advocate for tighter controls says recent changes render Oregon’s contribution limits “illusory. ”