At Least 49 Dead After Migrant Boat Sinks Off Yemen, U.N. Says
CAIRO — The sinking of a boat carrying migrants off the coast of Yemen has left at least 49 people
How Conservatives Lost a New U.K. Heartland
On a hilltop next to a vast limestone quarry in England’s East Midlands, a crowd of about 60 people gathered
Ukraine Plans Privatization Push to Help Fund War Effort
Towering over Kyiv for six decades, Hotel Ukraine has witnessed some pivotal moments in Ukraine’s recent history. Crowds gathered on
Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times
President Biden’s reaction: “I am the president, but I am also a dad,” Biden, who has vowed that he will
Muggings, Murders and Mob Justice: Violent Crime Roars Back in Karachi
The terrifying stories are sprawled across local newspapers and recounted in hushed tones at tea stalls and bus stands: another
Hezbollah Says Commander Was Killed in an Israeli Strike in Southern Lebanon
Hezbollah said on Tuesday that Israeli forces killed one of its commanders in a strike in southern Lebanon, stoking concerns
Jin of BTS Completes His Military Service
The K-pop juggernaut BTS is one step closer to a reunion. The first member of the boy band to enlist
Hamas and Israel Face Pressure to Embrace Cease-Fire Adopted by U.N.
A day after the United Nations Security Council endorsed a U.S.-backed cease-fire proposal for the Gaza Strip, the focus shifted
Pope Francis Is Accused of Using a Homophobic Slur Again
Pope Francis repeated an anti-gay slur during a meeting with priests in Rome on Tuesday, Italian news outlets reported, the
Chiquita Banana Held Liable for Paramilitary Group’s Killings During Colombian Civil War
A jury in South Florida has ruled that Chiquita Brands is liable for eight killings carried out by a right-wing