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The GOP’s belated — but growing — admission that Trump lost
Virtually all major 2024 candidates and party leaders have acknowledged in some form that Donald Trump lost, even as Trump himself doubles down on his claims.
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Trump Cheers the Defeat of Rapinoe and the U.S. Women’s Soccer Team
The former president taunted a U.S. team after its defeat on the world stage.
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DeSantis Upends Campaign Leadership as Trump Looms and Urgency Grows
Replacing his campaign manager, the Florida governor capped a turbulent period of layoffs, financial worries and a shift in strategy against Donald Trump, the presidential front-runner.
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Pence Qualifies for First G.O.P. Debate, His Campaign Says
The former vice president had appeared at risk of missing out on the debate, but he reached the required donor threshold on Monday, his campaign said.
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The Girl Who Fell in Love with the Sun
Kyra was a young girl who loved the sun. She would sit in her backyard and basking in its warm rays. She loved the way it made her feel, like she could conquer the world. Kyra dreamed of one day being able to touch the sun. One day, Kyra’s wish came true. She was playing…
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As Weather Threats Loom, Even Chimps Learn to Shelter in Place
How do you teach 300 chimpanzees to seek safety in a storm? With cowbells, sound machines and a bright orange Frisbee.
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Under Hydrothermal Vents, Animal Life Is Discovered for First Time
For the first time, scientists observed tubeworms and other complex ocean creatures dwelling beneath hydrothermal vents.
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First Came ‘the Great Dying,’ Then This Strange Reptile Evolved
The creature’s surprising anatomy suggests that rapid and unusual evolution was occurring in the seas after a period of massive extinction.
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He was killed in the Holocaust. His family just got back his book of scripture.
Bela Englman’s family had no record of him, no birth certificate or photograph to prove that he was ever even alive — until now.
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Sandra Bullock’s partner died of ALS. What to know about the rare disease.
Bryan Randall died on Aug. 5 after a three-year battle with ALS, his family said in a statement Monday. The illness is also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease.