How the West Is Strangling Putin’s Economy
Russia can export, but it can’t buy what it needs.
How Democrats Can Win the Morality Wars
First, they have to understand the deep philosophical differences underlying these conflicts.
The Senate Approves $40 Billion in New Aid to Ukraine
The measure’s smooth path through Congress reflected a broad consensus on Capitol Hill, for now, to devote massive sums to supporting Ukraine’s war effort with little debate.
Here’s Why Tallies of U.S. Covid Deaths Aren’t All the Same
Even the White House has acknowledged that there is no consensus method for compiling coronavirus data.
Biden Seeks Swift Effort to Bring Finland and Sweden Into NATO
Speedy approval seems likely among most members of the alliance in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but Turkey’s objections remain a sticking point.
Will Australia’s Election Be a Reckoning for Morrison on Climate?
The election spotlights the risks faced by climate-skeptic politicians.
Cannes Film Festival 2022: Politics Mixed With Moments of Grace
“Top Gun: Maverick,” “Tchaikovsky’s Wife” and other movies each get polemical in their own way. But there are scenes of lyrical beauty, as in “Scarlet.”
Senate Blocks $48 Billion Small Business Aid Package Hours Before Passing $40 Billion In Ukraine Aid
Weapons manufacturers and Ukrainian oligarchs get bailed out instead of the struggling American middle class
Horror: Undefeated Boxer, 38, Dies in Ring After Suffering Heart Attack
Many believe boxer's death caused by Covid vaccine, as jab linked to numerous documented instances of athletes suffering heart issues.
Extreme Heat and Drought Conditions Fuel Several Texas Wildfires
The Mesquite Heat Fire, near Abilene, among nine wildfires the Texas A&M Forest Service was battling in the state, was 5 percent contained on Thursday and had destroyed about 30 structures, the agency said.