After Cyberattack, Christie’s Gives Details of Hacked Client Data
The auction house Christie’s said Thursday that it had alerted the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the British police about
Millions of Indians Living Abroad Have a Say in the Election, Even if They Can’t Vote
The dishes at a community center potluck for Indian expatriates near Washington, D.C., ranged from chana masala, a popular northern
Ukraine Warns of Deepening Russian Threat in the North
Top Ukrainian military officials have warned that Russia is building up troops near northeastern Ukraine, raising fears that a new
Mexicans Are on the Verge of Electing Their First Female President
Claudia Sheinbaum’s list of accolades is long: She has a Ph.D. and a shared Nobel Peace Prize and was the
Israel’s Claim of Control Over Border Zone Risks Raising Tensions With Egypt: Latest News
Palestinians inspecting some of the damage a day after an Israeli strike near a camp for displaced people in Rafah
Spain Approves Amnesty Law on 2017 Catalan Independence Referendum
Spain’s Parliament approved a landmark law on Thursday that grants amnesty to Catalan separatists involved in the illegal October 2017
John Lennon’s Guitar From ‘Help!’ Is Sold for $2.9 Million at Auction
A recently discovered guitar that John Lennon used to record multiple Beatles songs in the 1960s before it went missing
After Floods, Brazil Has a Surge in Homeless Pets
When the two puppies arrived at a makeshift shelter in the southern Brazilian city of Porto Alegre, their rail-thin legs
What Does the ICJ Ruling on Israel’s Military Offensive in Rafah Mean?
I had two thoughts on Friday as I listened to the chief judge of the International Court of Justice tell
Thursday Briefing – The New York Times
Pressure grows to allow attacks on Russia with U.S. weapons Secretary of State Antony Blinken suggested yesterday that the Biden