Campus protests for Gaza may be the biggest of the 21st century.
The crackdown on protesters at Columbia and elsewhere lays bare the challenge of balancing academic freedom with student safety.
What we know — and what we don’t — about the mass graves at Gaza hospitals.
Lee, the first Squad member to face a 2024 primary challenge, scored a decisive win.
And for decades, schools have tried to crack down on their activism.
The bill provides billions in foreign aid and could force ByteDance to sell TikTok.
New American weapons will buy Ukraine’s defenders some valuable time.
A massive effort to expand access throughout Europe launches today.
Justin Trudeau’s true dough plans to fight populism with policy.
Israel launched strikes in response to Iran’s retaliatory attack. Here’s what we know.
The House could soon pass Ukraine aid — along with a TikTok bill — in a new package that’s raised GOP ire.
Dev Patel’s action-packed directorial debut also takes aim at contemporary Indian politics.
The historical discussion at the heart of Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Iran’s Saturday attack on Israel was a military failure. But things could still get a lot worse.
Iran had threatened to respond to an assassination at its embassy, and did so Saturday, sparking fears of a wider confrontation.
It says more about Netflix than it does about China.
Jews from the Arab and Muslim world had a radical vision for peace. Why was it forgotten?
The European Court of Human Rights ruled Switzerland’s failures on climate are a human rights violation.
Deadly earthquakes hit Turkey and Syria, where war and economic crises already loomed. Here’s the latest news.
Six months in.
From Taiwan to South Korea to Silicon Valley, some of the most important nodes in the global tech economy are in disaster-prone places.
When so much of the world is backsliding on democratic norms, Senegal’s election reveals a trend toward democracy in Africa.
And US troops may suffer the consequences.
The killing of World Central Kitchen workers shows no place in Gaza is safe, even for aid groups.
Russia’s year-long detention of Evan Gershkovich is one part of a very grim picture for journalism.
Evan Gershkovich’s case isn’t just about press freedom. It’s about geopolitics.
Netanyahu has till Sunday evening to present a fix to Israel’s controversial conscription law. If he fails, his government likely fails with him.
ISIS-K has become a global terror threat while the world has been distracted.
The world’s next big maritime catastrophe could involve sanctions-dodging rustbuckets.
Yemen’s Houthis say they’re avenging Gaza. But there’s a lot more to it.
From drought in the Panama Canal to the Houthis in the Suez to pirates off Somalia, we’re all paying the price.
Everyone in Gaza is facing crisis levels of hunger. It’s entirely preventable.
All signs point to ISIS in a terrorist attack that killed over 130 people near Moscow, but Vladimir Putin is connecting it to the war in Ukraine.
Major reform on how the US gives money to other countries is breezing through the House with bipartisan support.
Coverage, analysis, and updates on the Princess of Wales’s whereabouts and health.
And Diana, too.
Ukraine’s drone innovations have changed how the US is planning for a war with China.
21 years ago, half a million Hong Kongers took to the streets to stop Article 23. This month, Beijing finally won.
Putin has eliminated all of his most significant rivals, cementing his grip on power.
We’ve been trained to think of the royal family as a machine. Kategate upended that narrative.