Biden to Visit Storm-Ravaged Northern California
The president will travel to the San Jose and Santa Cruz areas in an effort to assess how much federal aid may be needed to help the state recover from…
Tunisian Cave Village Empties Out in Face of Drought and Modernity’s Draw
For 1,000 years, homes dug into a desert cliff have sheltered olive farmers and sheep herders from summer heat and winter cold. But an exodus threatens its future. “We are…
Twitter Is Just the Beginning of the Tech Worker Crackdown
For decades, tech companies heralded an approach that centered on making workers happy. That’s changing fast.
Trump’s Handling of Classified Documents Still Looks Very, Very Bad
Biden’s case acts as a counterexample to show why Trump’s is more alarming.
Why George Santos Won’t Be Able to Fake His Way Through Congress
I served in the House for 28 years. Your colleagues need to trust you for you to get anything done.
Why the U.S. Is Sending More Powerful Weapons to Ukraine
Efforts to arm Kyiv have stepped up in the past few weeks as the war enters a critical phase.
Helicopter Crash Kills Ukrainian Minister in Blow to Wartime Leadership
The crash in a suburb of Kyiv killed at least 14 people, officials said, including the interior minister, a top adviser to President Volodymyr Zelensky, who oversaw Ukraine’s domestic security.
Struggling With Dry January? You’re Not Alone.
The annual sobriety challenge is more popular than ever, but like many New Year’s resolutions, it can end early in failure. But there are still benefits to trying, experts say.