Herschel Walker Urged Woman to Have a 2nd Abortion, She Says
The Georgia Senate candidate’s ex-girlfriend says he wanted her to terminate a pregnancy in 2011. She chose to have their son instead.
Fetterman’s Blue-Collar Allure Is Tested in Pennsylvania Senate Race
John Fetterman, the Democratic nominee for Senate, says he can win over working-class voters in deep-red counties. Some evidence suggests he can, but partisan loyalties may prove more powerful.
Many of Hurricane Ian’s Victims Were Older Adults Who Drowned
The storm, Florida’s deadliest since 1935, has been linked to the deaths of at least 119 people in the state, many of them older residents who lived near the coast.
As New York’s Fear of Crime Grows, a Neighborhood Lives With Its Reality
Cypress Hills in Brooklyn is among the areas that lead the city in serious crimes. Krystal Chimelis is looking for a way out.
Democrats Can’t Afford to Lose Nevada
A loss in the race for Senate could change the direction of the country on major public policy issues.
A Language Test That Stigmatizes Black Children
Black English is not slang. It is a dialect with clear rules and structure.
A Distracted Russia Is Losing Its Grip on Its Old Soviet Sphere
Russia’s domination of Central Asia and the Caucasus region is unraveling as the Kremlin focuses on the war in Ukraine — and border violence is flaring.
In Dealing With Putin Threat, Biden Turns to Lessons of Cuban Missile Crisis
President Biden has mused publicly on whether there might be an “off-ramp” for nuclear threats from the Russian leader that invoke Cold War rhetoric.