Among the tens of thousands of Ukrainian soldiers wounded in Russia’s relentless invasion, many have lost their sight — an especially devastating injury for young parents.
The U.N. says the world hasn’t seen anything like the unprecedented destruction of housing in Gaza since World War II, and it would take at least until 2040 to restore the homes ruined in Israel’s bombing and ground offensive if the conflict ended today.
The United Nations asked this year for $674 million in aid for the beleaguered Caribbean nation. Donors have contributed $94 million — less than 14 percent.
Advice by Karla L. Miller: The sole caretaker for a special-needs child seeks strategies to push back against the employer’s in-office mandate. Quitting their job could a solution.
Former president Donald Trump is taking a familiar tack: preemptively questioning the integrity of another election in which he’s competing before ballots are cast.
Since the 1960s, more than 2,200 children from across the world have described apparent recollections from a previous life.
Here's a look into the surprisingly common phenomenon:
Opinion by Adam Higginbotham: Seventy-three seconds after liftoff, Challenger exploded before millions of American eyes.
Here is the story of its final moments:
For the first time since 1996, Tiger Woods lacked automatic eligibility for one of golf’s four majors. In what the USGA described Thursday as “an easy decision,” it addressed that situation by offering him a special exemption into this year’s U.S. Open.
Hamas plans to send a delegation to Cairo “as soon as possible” to continue cease-fire talks and end the war, the group’s political chief said. Israel responded to the Oct. 7 attack with a punishing military campaign in Gaza, killing over 34,000 people.
The mayor of Paris is getting ready to swim in the Seine River, and to the skeptics who doubt it will be clean enough for the Olympics, she says, “come, it will be quite a nice party.”
Perspective by Sebastian Smee: “The Birth of Venus,” a masterpiece by Nicolas Poussin, has for centuries bamboozled art historians, who can’t decide whether it’s showing the birth of Venus or the triumph of Neptune and Amphitrite.
Analysis by Philip Bump: The warning from College Democrats of America came amid nationwide crackdowns on protests at college campuses against Israel’s handling of the war in Gaza. President Biden’s approval rating is particularly poor on this subject.
After sizable arrests at pro-Palestine protests on prominent campuses on the East and West Coasts, President Biden urged peace in his first extensive statements on the unrest sweeping universities nationwide as students call for divestment from Israel.