Today’s Politics Divide Parties, and Friends and Families, Too
In the latest poll by The New York Times and Siena College, nearly one in five voters said that politics hurt their friendships or family relationships.
As Europe Piles Sanctions on Russia, Some Sacred Cows Are Spared
The European Union has been severing economic ties with Moscow to support Ukraine, but some countries have lobbied to protect key sectors.
Drones Embody an Iran-Russia Alliance Built on Hostility to the U.S.
Authoritarian regimes in Moscow and Tehran have in common international isolation, domestic crisis and conflict with the West.
After Roe, a Debate About What the Word ‘Abortion’ Means
In medical terms, the definition is clear. But when disputes arise, opponents argue that not every termination is an abortion.
Sadder but Wiser? Maybe Not.
A landmark 1979 study found that depressed people had a more realistic view of their influence over events. New research calls that into question.
Italy’s Next Government Hinges on a Familiar Face: Silvio Berlusconi
Giorgia Meloni’s likely turn as prime minister will depend on support from the billionaire media mogul. So may the health of Italian democracy.
Kanye West agrees to buy right-wing platform Parler
Ye “will never have to fear being removed from social media again”, Parler boss George Farmer posts.
The Crown: Netflix defends show after Sir John Major criticism
Sir Malcom Rifkind, foreign secretary under Sir John, also criticised the popular drama, telling The Mail on Sunday that the scene featuring Sir John and Prince Charles was “pathetic and…
Kevin Spacey denies sex abuse claim during testimony at his trial
The actor is on trial in New York over an allegation he touched a 14-year-old boy at a party in 1986.
Timed Teaser: What did Beijing anti-Xi Jinping banner say?
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