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Michigan G.O.P. Installs Kristina Karamo, an Election Denier, as Leader
The vote for Kristina Karamo, who resoundingly lost her bid for secretary of state last year, cements the party’s takeover by Trump loyalists.
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GoDaddy got hacked source code stolen
An investigation into the root cause of the incident is ongoing. The web hosting provider declined to say how many potential customers are impacted. GoDaddy’s source code was stolen and systems were infected with malware by an unknown threat actor in a breach the web hosting company linked to a multi-year campaign. “We believe these…
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Blinken Has Tense Meeting With Chinese Official Amid Spy Balloon Furor
The meeting resumed diplomatic contact between Washington and Beijing that had been frozen since the U.S. shot down a Chinese spy balloon.
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The Teacher Who Volunteered in Ukraine
When Russia invaded, recruiting officers asked no questions of the Ukrainian teacher. They handed her a rifle and 120 bullets, and assigned her to a unit expecting to fight in urban combat if the Russian Army broke into Kyiv.
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Kamala Harris Says Russia Committed ‘Crimes Against Humanity’ in Ukraine
The vice president warned China against providing Moscow with any kind of support during her appearance at the Munich Security Conference.
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Earthquake Survivors’ Desperately Hunt for Shelter
For now, the Turkish government is relying on short-term solutions to house an estimated one million who are crowding into gyms, hotels and dormitories. A cruise ship is set to arrive to house thousands.
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Peter Obi Has Energized Nigeria’s Young Voters. Will They Turn Out for Him?
The race is wide open in the presidential election in Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation and a struggling economic powerhouse. Youth looking to evict the old guard are cheering on Peter Obi, a surprise third-party candidate.
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Beauty in the Aftermath
Documenting the recovery of a Chinese spy balloon off South Carolina, a Navy photographer produced some spectacular images with surprising art-historical undercurrents.
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Thaddeus Mosley Never Stopped Working
The Pittsburgh sculptor, who started carving wood in the early 1950s, is enjoying a long-overdue moment in the sun.
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