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Ask Amy: I’m still hurt by what my daughters did after their sister’s death
The letter writer’s daughter died three years ago, and her other daughters have barely spoken to their mother since.
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In defense of Trump, House GOP to target Bragg with a hearing on N.Y. crime
House Republicans are targeting Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg as he prosecutes former president Donald Trump on charges related to hush money payments to an adult-film actress.
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The Supreme Court justice who resigned in disgrace over his finances
If Clarence Thomas were to resign from the Supreme Court over his financial dealings, he would not be the first justice to do so.
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Historic surge in bills targeting transgender rights pass at record speed
GOP state lawmakers in red states have propelled an extraordinary wave of new laws restricting LGBTQ rights this year.
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How Jim Jordan, a Fighter Aligned With Trump, Wrestled His Way to Power
The Ohio Republican defines himself by his penchant for punching back, whether against allegations that he was derelict in a sex abuse scandal or attempts to prosecute the former president.
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Sudan Fighting Escalates Amid Fears of Civil War
The civilian death toll is climbing and concern over a broader conflict is growing as rival generals vie for control of Africa’s third-largest country.
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E.U. Cries Foul as Poland and Hungary Ban Ukraine Grain Imports
The European Union lifted tariffs on Ukrainian grain last year. But farmers say they are suffering from a glut of produce in Europe.
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Killing of Atiq Ahmed in India Renews Alarm About Extrajudicial Violence
The victim was a former politician, a notorious criminal and a Muslim. Afterward, two government officials described the killing as akin to divine justice.
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A Japanese Island Where the Wild Things Are
In the pantheon of yokai, spooky beings of Japanese folklore embody anxieties ancient and modern. On Shodoshima, an art contest helps bring new ones to life.
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Ukrainian Soldiers Freeze Sperm as a Way to Defy Russia
Some Ukrainian soldiers are trying to ensure that even if they die in the war, their partners can still build families. They also want to send Russia a message of defiance.