The billionaire owner of The Washington Post is directing its opinion section to defend personal liberties and the free market in a shift that prompted the editor of that page to resign
The White House says its officials "will determine" which news outlets cover President Donald Trump
When the Trump administration barred Associated Press reporters from presidential events, it did so after an or-else demand that the news agency change its style from the “Gulf of Mexico” to the “Gulf of America,” in line with the president's executive order
President Donald Trump has unleashed chaos by distraction around the world with a blitz of executive orders and ideas
Even in war, branding applies
Mapmakers and teachers are re-thinking what to call the gulf of water between Mexico, the United States and Cuba after President Donald Trump ordered it renamed from the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America
It’s called the Voice of America
Moran Stela Yanai's family is speaking about the Israeli woman who loved making jewelry and protecting animals
Adina Moshe's Israeli family is hoping to get her heart medication to her in Gaza, despite her captivity by Hamas
The families of Israel's missing after Hamas' Oct. 7 massacre say they're stuck in a limbo of pain and numbness, and without much information
The families of children held captive by Hamas say they are adrift in a unique agony among the tragedies of Israel's bloodiest day
Families of hostages seized during the Oct. 7 Hamas attack fear the world’s focus on them is fading, as is the impetus to free some 240 people held
The Jordan River winds for 200-plus miles to the east of Israel and the occupied West Bank, while the Mediterranean glitters to the west
Antisemitism is spiking across Europe after Hamas' Oct. 7 massacre and Israel's bombardment of Gaza, worrying Jews from London to Geneva and Berlin
Henry Kissinger's legacy in the Mideast is the pursuit of what's possible, not necessarily peace, in one of the world's most intractable conflicts
Hungary's Viktor Orban's veto of an aid package from Europe to war-torn Ukraine was the latest sign that Western support for the country's defense against Russia has become complicated
So much for the women-and-children-first rule of rescues in crisis
Donald Trump has a well-worn playbook against women who challenge him
The palace’s disclosure that King Charles III has been diagnosed with cancer shattered centuries of British history and tradition
When it comes to electing a woman president, the ceiling holds
French President Emmanuel Macron is raising eyebrows after photos of him hammering a punching bag were posted to his official photographer's social media
A bespoke globe in the age of Google Earth
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is calling for an end to “antisemitic abuse” at U.K. universities as protests against the war in Gaza expand and the government tries to prevent the type of unrest seen on American campuses in recent weeks
Colleges and universities have long been protected places for free expression without pressure or punishment
Social media influencers and candidates in jail have won seats in the powerful European Parliament, with social media playing an outsized role in many elections
Ukraine's Zelenskiy says Turkey is a partner in security guarantees
U.S. to install senior diplomat as chargé to oversee China embassy: State Dept
World's top electronics maker Foxconn Q4 profit drops 13%
US and Israel look to Africa for resettling Palestinians uprooted from Gaza, AP reports
Japan PM apologises for giving out gifts, clouding budget prospects
Millions of people celebrate Holi, the Hindu festival of colors
Olympics-Olympians make climate plea to IOC presidential candidates
Airlines that have updated their lithium battery policies
