Navalny Allies Say He Was About to Be Freed in a Prisoner Exchange
A top aide to the Russian opposition leader who died this month said he could have been among several inmates swapped. The claim could not be independently confirmed.
A top aide to the Russian opposition leader who died this month said he could have been among several inmates swapped. The claim could not be independently confirmed.
It was not clear whether the appointment of a new prime minister and cabinet would be enough to revamp the authority or persuade Israel to let it govern Gaza after the war there ends.
Donald Trump has publicly backed a new leader, Michael Whatley, to replace her, as the former president continues to tighten his grip on the Republican Party.
The president has come to recognize that the surge of undocumented immigration is a threat to his re-election.
The meeting is intended to show that Europe remains committed to supporting Kyiv despite recent setbacks on the battlefield.
For eco-conscious consumers of personal medical devices, recycling options are limited. Some companies are trying to change that.
Plus, Flaco the owl honored in N.Y.C.
The Alabama Supreme Court ruled this month that frozen embryos are children.
A survey conducted by Americans for Contraception shows the overwhelming popularity of birth control, and suggests voters are primed to punish Republicans for opposing a measure to protect access to it.
She knows the stakes. She loathes Donald Trump. But Terry Ahwal says she won’t back President Biden in November.
When political leaders and others dehumanize and demonize people in a marginalized group, they inspire others to act on their own prejudices.
If the justices side with the tech giants in NetChoice v. Paxton, that will jeopardize our ability to control our own future.
Conservative-leaning intellectuals want more people to get married. But how does that actually happen? Jane Coaston interviews Brad Wilcox.
What can Joe Biden do about it?
The state’s primary may also reveal the size of the Democratic protest vote against Biden.
The tech industry argues that laws in Florida and Texas, prompted by conservative complaints about censorship, violate the First Amendment. The court’s decision could fundamentally alter the nature of speech on the internet.
In remarks at Harvard, Judge Kevin C. Newsom said the justices had strayed from originalism in parts of their blockbuster opinions on abortion and guns.
Do plus-size influencers owe their followers an explanation when their bodies change?
It might be a sensitive subject to bring up, but a path to homeownership for adult children could also make financial sense for their parents.
Lynda and Stewart Resnick have directed their pistachio fortune toward large, transformational gifts, but also drawn some criticism for their water use in an often parched state.
Are the protesters against a new police training center part of a violent “extremist organization,” or are the serious charges they face a means of stifling free speech?
The hearings on the legality of Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories have put more pressure on Israel during the war in Gaza.
The comedian’s announcement came after she was targeted on social media for a change in her physical appearance during on-camera interviews this month.
The Eurasian eagle-owl was one of an estimated billion birds that will die in the United States this year after crashing into buildings.
The presidency has always been a pressure cooker, but some in the Biden administration see wars, age, family stress and another race against Donald J. Trump combining with unusual force.
Democratic leaders in the State Legislature face a key choice on Monday: Accept a bipartisan proposal or try to redraw the congressional map in their party’s favor.
With the victory, the Christopher Nolan biopic has swept the guild prizes, a strong predictor of its chances at the Academy Awards.
A more robust approach is needed to deter Chinese military activities that could escalate into a war.
Kyle Parker says he delivered sniper gear as part of his unabashed support for Ukraine. Investigators say there may be “counterintelligence issues.”
With the state’s primary on Tuesday, speakers at a gathering in Dearborn, Mich., pushed voters to cast a ballot for “uncommitted” in objection to President Biden’s handling of the Israel-Hamas war.