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Dr Saya Aziz, working at al-Shifa Hospital, says she has lost count of the number of amputations she has had to perform.

Helena Moreno's story begins far from New Orleans, the city that made her its first Latina mayor. She was born on September 30, 1977, in Veracruz, Mexico, to parents Felix Moreno (an oil executive) and Nancy Pearson Moreno (an academic). At age 8, her family moved to the United States,…

A new study from Anthropic undermines the AI conventional wisdom that greater scale means greater safety.

Social Security is often seen as a fair system designed to reward years of work and contributions, but many couples without kids are beginning to question whether the program truly treats them equally. While families with children benefit from extra tax breaks, survivor benefits, and dependents’ allowances, child-free couples often…

An exiled Central American journalist claimed that the Venezuelan regime is "about to end" despite authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro's "high-flowing rhetoric."

People trafficking among allegations against six people who face measures including property freezes and travel bans

Even well-intentioned “community caretaking” can’t justify ignoring the Fourth Amendment.

Curtis Sliwa is unlikely to run the overwhelmingly Democratic city. But his willingness to defy Trump and billionaires could leave a big impact

Sexual violence in marriages is a very real issue in South Africa, but remains shrouded in silence and denial. It’s a subject that Nyasha Karimakwenda has researched for many years in various forms, from traditional practices to court judgments. We asked her to outline the issues.