An Achilles’ Heel for House Democrats: The Open Seat
A rash of retirements has made a tough campaign even tougher.
Targeting artworks
There’s been a string of protests in museums. We’d like to know your views.
Rusia usa las adopciones para convertir a los niños ucranianos en botín de guerra
Desde que inició la invasión, miles de menores han sido trasladados fuera de Ucrania. “No quería ir”, dijo una niña a The New York Times desde un hogar de acogida cerca de Moscú.
China y el final de una era
La revolución capitalista del país ahora es historia. La China de Xi Jinping gira en torno a su obsesión con el control y la seguridad.
Ralph Macchio siempre será el ‘Karate Kid’ y al fin está en paz con eso
En sus nuevas memorias, la estrella de los 80 se reconcilia con el papel que lo ha devuelto a las pantallas gracias a ‘Cobra Kai’.
Oleg Tinkov, Former Banking Tycoon, Renounces Russian Citizenship
The multimillionaire said on Instagram that he “can’t and won’t be associated with a fascist country.”
How These Las Vegas Workers Could Swing the Nevada Midterm Election
People in typically low-status jobs enjoy unusual clout in Nevada, where the powerful Las Vegas culinary union is rallying members to tip close races.
Russian Missiles Deliver New Woe to Kyiv, Knocking Out Tap Water
Moscow kept up its campaign to destroy civilian infrastructure, in an apparent bid — so far unsuccessful — to break Ukrainian morale by making cities unlivable.
With Allies Nearby, Hochul and Zeldin Try to Spur Voters to Polls
With eight days until Election Day, the candidates in New York’s governors race are hoping popular politicians can help them drum up support from their bases.
Company Backed by J.D. Vance Gives Platform for Russian Propaganda
An interview of captive Americans done “under duress” appears on a web platform backed by J.D. Vance and Peter Thiel.