As the Supreme Court lets the Trump administration resume sending migrants to countries they have no ties to, a 1940 deportation to France shows how “someone else’s problem” can turn deadly.

As the Supreme Court lets the Trump administration resume sending migrants to countries they have no ties to, a 1940 deportation to France shows how “someone else’s problem” can turn deadly.

In his first major interview about his tell-all memoir, Tyler Hassen describes the culture clash surrounding DOGE’s mission and the backlash that followed.

A lesson from Jim Dwyer, one of the greats of journalism

A lesson from Jim Dwyer, one of the greats of journalism

I lost both my mentors in 48 hours, right before the 25th anniversary of 9/11. Grief doesn’t wait its turn.

Frosting. Flowers. Now perfume. I’ve spent years being told which of my obsessions were too frivolous to matter — and which one was too dark.

For 25 years I said no — even as men handed me phones in a tent to watch stabbing videos, even after meeting three little girls raped the night before. Then I landed in Auschwitz.

A Front-Line Soldier’s Raw Account of Modern Warfare

Los Angeles is full of cheerful delivery bots and driverless Waymos. The unsettling part isn’t the machines themselves. It’s what it says about us — that we’ve begun to trust robots more than people.

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The alleged trafficking operation behind Washington’s “OnlyFans house” borrowed its playbook from influencer culture, Andrew Tate and the internet’s economy of misogyny.

A pipeline of pseudoscience funded by powerful right-wing hate groups has undermined medical truths with the help of big media.

Every finished story hides dozens of small editorial decisions. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how I rewrote an opening three times before the rest of the essay finally began to flow.

Every finished story hides dozens of small editorial decisions. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how I rewrote an opening three times before the rest of the essay finally began to flow.

A Front-Line Soldier’s Raw Account of Modern Warfare

Massive cuts to international assistance are forcing organizations that serve women in conflict zones to close clinics, suspend programs and abandon the world’s most vulnerable survivors of violence.

Massive cuts to international assistance are forcing organizations that serve women in conflict zones to close clinics, suspend programs and abandon the world’s most vulnerable survivors of violence.

The alleged trafficking operation behind Washington’s “OnlyFans house” borrowed its playbook from influencer culture, Andrew Tate and the internet’s economy of misogyny.

There were three others in the van with the man shot by ICE in Houston this week. A represenative for the families tells TNR that the government is pressuring these potential witnesses to self-deport.

Trump warned of a “communist menace” beneath Mount Rushmore. For anyone under 40, the word is a history lesson, not a threat.

An official government website doesn't just attack journalists — it names them, invites the public to report them and creates a state-run infrastructure that could outlast the Trump presidency.

An official government website doesn't just attack journalists — it names them, invites the public to report them and creates a state-run infrastructure that could outlast the Trump presidency.

A piece honoring Black veteran Sarah Keys Evans has been axed to "align with current guidance."

UN Women warns that AI is reproducing gender stereotypes, amplifying online abuse and threatening women’s economic security — because it was trained on the world we built.

The Inquirer's discovery of these changes come as Philadelphians are grappling with the Trump administration's attacks on the President's House Site.

The company’s latest AI glasses are marketed to women with softer frames, makeup-friendly hardware and a celebrity voice. None of that addresses the real issue, however.

The company’s latest AI glasses are marketed to women with softer frames, makeup-friendly hardware and a celebrity voice. None of that addresses the real issue, however.

Meta’s AI glasses make recording strangers effortless and nearly invisible. The result is a growing ecosystem of viral videos in which women are filmed without their knowledge.

Meta’s AI glasses make recording strangers effortless and nearly invisible. The result is a growing ecosystem of viral videos in which women are filmed without their knowledge.

Scott Pelley’s firing has triggered a remarkable public confrontation at CBS, with one of the country’s most respected journalists accusing network leadership of abandoning its values.

A WHO statistician warned years before the 2014 outbreak that gender roles would shape Ebola transmission. The world ignored her — and women paid the price.

Having reported in Congo for years, I know why communities resist Ebola responders — it’s a rational response to decades of exploitation and broken promises by foreign powers.

One of the worst ever Ebola outbreaks is underway. Blame foreign aid cuts.

Human Rights Watch and Oxfam America warn that new Medicaid work requirements could strip coverage from millions of low-income Americans — even as the wealthy receive massive tax breaks under the same