As President Zelensky visits Budapest, Ukraine confronts the legacy of the 1994 Budapest Memorandum—a security agreement that promised protection but delivered betrayal.
Former Trump administration officials have appealed a federal court decision that blocked their plan to cut billions in education funding from schools with DEI programs.
Sharp reductions in U.S. foreign aid have crippled Somalia’s health infrastructure, leading to a surge in child malnutrition and preventable deaths.
Federal prosecutors have charged a Louisiana resident with participating in the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel and committing visa fraud.
Baek Sehee, the South Korean author of the groundbreaking mental health memoir ‘I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki,’ has died at age 35, leaving behind a powerful legacy of honesty and healing.
A bipartisan group of senators is forcing a vote to prohibit U.S. ground operations in Venezuela without congressional authorization, challenging President Trump’s expanding military actions.
The U.S. Navy has detained two survivors of a recent Caribbean military strike, thrusting the Trump administration into a legal and policy crisis over its anti-drug war claims.
A monumental Gerhard Richter retrospective at Paris’s Fondation Louis Vuitton spans six decades of the artist’s boundary-pushing work, posing one enduring question: What is an image?
Scientists warn that Earth’s microbial diversity is under severe threat, with potentially catastrophic consequences for ecosystems and human survival.
President Zelensky pressed Trump for long-range Tomahawk missiles during their White House meeting, but Trump emphasized diplomacy and a planned summit with Putin.