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A series of earthquakes in the month of February have devastated the Turkey-Syria border region. As the death toll rises and millions are displaced, questions remain as to how Syrians and the global community will handle the aftermath. On March 6, the Center for Middle East Policy at Brookings will host a discussion on Syria…
A manhunt is underway for the killers of a senatorial candidate for Nigeria’s opposition Labor Party, who was shot and burned in his campaign vehicle late Wednesday in the country’s southeastern Enugu State, local police said Thursday.
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Transgender youth in Tennessee would be banned from receiving gender-affirming care under legislation currently headed to Republican Gov. Bill Lee’s desk.
Ukraine has used attack drones to hit relatively distant targets, but the new strikes paired with comments from a Ukrainian official stirred speculation that Kyiv may have acquired a new weapon.
Several leading retailers announced they would ration a series of salad products for “a few weeks” after a severe frost in Morocco and Spain in November and December.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping must decide whether to seek a peacemaking role to end the war in Ukraine, or to provide arms to ally Vladimir Putin to help him win it.
On Jan. 21, 1977, the day after his inauguration, Carter issued Executive Order 11967, granting a pardon to all Vietnam War draft dodgers.
A report by the National Transportation Safety Board says the train’s crew received an alert just before the crash.