A democracy came under attack. The United States saw a threat to an ally and also to the entire world order, but it feared that sending troops could spark a nuclear war....
Read more“Trump’s election is perhaps akin to Luther nailing his theses to the door, but now the demons are wakened, and they know they must fight or be killed, and as in the...
Read moreDALLAS — The rollback of abortion rights has been received by many American women with a sense of shock and fear, and warnings about an ominous decline in women’s status as full...
Read moreThe driver of a truck that could top 350 miles per hour because it was powered by jet engines died after the vehicle crashed on Saturday while racing two airplanes at an...
Read moreAt a news conference on Thursday, Mr. Walker’s aunt, Lajuana Walker Dawkins, said “he never caused any trouble.”“He was my skinny little nephew,” she said. “And we miss him. We just want...
Read moreWASHINGTON — On the last day of a turbulent term that included rulings on what the Constitution has to say about abortion, guns and religion, the Supreme Court issued another sort of...
Read moreTropical Storm Colin formed early Saturday morning just off the coast of South Carolina, becoming the third named storm of the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season and threatening to drench outdoor activities over...
Read moreHours after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last week, a man with a wiry, squared-off beard and a metal cross around his neck celebrated with his team at a Brazilian...
Read moreMIAMI — The giant African land snail, which can grow to the size of a fist and carry a parasite that causes meningitis, was declared eradicated from South Florida last year after...
Read moreHot dogs. Apple pie. Sweat stains.After a month of intense heat baked much of the United States, the Fourth of July weekend will bring “some typical summertime weather,” in the words of...
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