The Supreme Court has quietly endorsed President Trump's removal of protected federal officials, significantly increasing executive power and challenging longstanding legal precedents.
On May 25, 1965, a young photographer captured one of the most enduring images in sports history as Muhammad Ali knocked down Sonny Liston. Six decades later, the photograph remains a powerful symbol of Ali’s legacy.
For over three decades, Sam Freedman’s Columbia Journalism School seminar has inspired students to develop long-form narratives, resulting in nearly a hundred published books and more than a hundred book deals.
Facing allegations of election fraud and ongoing political turmoil, Venezuela’s leader Nicolás Maduro urges citizens to participate in upcoming legislative and gubernatorial elections despite widespread skepticism.
Venezuela’s scheduled elections include choosing a governor for Essequibo, a territory internationally recognized as part of Guyana, highlighting a contentious territorial dispute.
Par Samantha Green
A mother wrestles with whether to disclose her ex-husband’s affair to their t...
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A new food distribution system in Gaza, designed by Israeli officials and ope...