The agency is snatching and grabbing travelers without any regard for their immigration status—and with no effort to be transparent about what they’re up to.

How the defining figure of the manosphere built a fortune—and became a political force—by systematically exploiting women.

A leaked audio recording points to former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, Javier Milei, and Donald Trump as attempting to create a platform to spread fake news about the administrations of ...

A New Orleans man exonerated after serving nearly 30 years in prison has a new fight on his hands. Calvin Duncan has been elected as the city's new clerk of criminal court, but now Republican lawmaker...

A living resource on presidential reporting practice and the use of U.S. armed forces abroad.

Egypt is deeply opposed to plans to transfer Palestinians out of Gaza, with which it shares a border, fearing an influx of refugees into its own territory.

How a single consulting firm extracted $282 million from a network of spam PACs while delivering just $11 million to actual campaigns.

Humanitarian workers say airdrops and corridors to allow trucks into region have done little to stop the rising death toll

NEW YORK—Claiming that the humanizing of occupied peoples is not what the newspaper stands for, The New York Times issued an apology Tuesday for reporting on Palestinian deaths. “Our thoughtful and ac...

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation contractor Anthony Aguilar describes witnessing war crimes.

Health and societal ramifications of extreme hunger will reverberate long after the war is over

President Trump's Saturday night "memorandum" federalizing 2000 California National Guard troops is a tentative step toward abusing authorities for domestic use of the military, but a dangerous one.

Yamal Said, Lord Buffalo's drummer and a legal permanent U.S. resident, was removed from a plane by Border Patrol and has been detained for two days.