Will the presidential election come down to which party offends its own voters more? The Democrats are off to an impressive start.

A new report from Ontario’s Chief Coroner shows 65 people in the province died by assisted suicide on the same day they made their request.

It is the latest tragedy in Mr. Putin’s 12-year-long humanitarian disaster. Russian skier Julia Pleshkova competes as an Individual Neutral Athlete during the Winter Olympics at Cortina d'Ampezzo, ...

Millions of dollars are being wagered on questions from the mundane to arcane about President Trump’s State of the Union address.

The Mexican government has quietly responded by shipping 92 suspected cartel drug traffickers to the United States to stand trial.

Director Shelley Butler has assembled a cast including some of the finest theater veterans still treading the boards.

Morgan Neville’s new documentary is a valentine to “the cute Beatle,” though not without thorns. By continuing you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

The decision follows a rare unanimous rejection by a federal grand jury at Washington, D.C., earlier this month.

The hand-picked special prosecutor, Nathan Wade, appears to be nearing a deal to speak to Georgia lawmakers about his affair with the district attorney.

The American-led response to the Iranian attack on Israel in 2024 underscores the importance and power of our allies.

The sitdown between Dario Amodei and Pete Hegseth will center on whether the Pentagon can expand the artificial intelligence model for use on autonomous lethal systems and domestic surveillance.

The Florida jurist insists that ‘basic fairness’ mandates that the prosecutor’s dossier never see the light of day.