FEBRUARY 4. 2026
Kyiv accuses Moscow of using a temporary halt in strikes to stockpile weapons.
The new U. S. ambassador in New Delhi may have played an instrumental role in this week’s trade agreement.
How African nations fit into the Trump administration’s plans to combat China.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom keeps being pulled further to the right even before he’s running — which is a real problem for a presidential run.
Mohammed Ibrahim is one of hundreds of Palestinian children who report physical abuse in Israeli detention.
President Trump has made access to Greenland’s vast reserves of critical minerals a focus of ongoing negotiations. But experts say the U. S. is underestimating the difficulties of mining in a rapidly changing Arctic region that is warming faster than anywhere else on Earth.
Western sanctions helped kill Iranians’ earlier hopes of their country’s transformation from within.
Why the ASEAN chair is pushing for a code of conduct with China.
What does Mark Rutte think he’s doing?
Trump does not want spheres of influence. He wants it all.
Justice Democrats is endorsing Frederick Haynes III, seeing him as their best shot to add a new Squad member from Texas.
Prioritizing GDP-based targets doesn’t necessarily strengthen military capabilities, as Italy shows.
Once sacrosanct, the enormous aid package is now in doubt.
The EEOC quietly hired Benjamin North, a lawyer who crusaded against what he said was discrimination against men in sexual assault cases.
Latin American conservatives love to lavish praise upon the U. S. president. But doing so could undermine the region’s long-term interests.
After decades of trauma and denial, the continent is confronting the reality of war.
The Olympic ban is a necessary counter to Moscow’s abuse.
A proposal to store carbon dioxide deep below a restored Bay Area wetland is testing how — and where — California pursues climate solutions.
Greater energy efficiency and load shifting could help meet rising electricity needs at a fraction of the cost of building new power plants.
The European Commission's "simplification" package is, in fact, a deregulatory intervention that weakens workers' data rights.