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For women like Latifa, there is no escape from abuse in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan.
1,000 surgeries in 10 days: U.S doctor leads team into one the world’s most dangerous regions
In the Abyei region between Sudan and South Sudan, U.S. surgeon Dr. Lloyd Williams and a team of medics performed hundreds of cataract surgeries.
Delta passengers evacuated by slide after emergency landing in Atlanta
Passengers aboard an Orlando-bound Delta flight had to evacuate via slide after the aircraft made an emergency landing on a taxiway at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport shortly after takeoff Saturday morning.
Parents outraged after sex assault case against their daughter’s ex is dismissed without jail time
The parents of an Oklahoma teenager who accused her former boyfriend of sexual assault and strangulation say they were misled about how his case would be resolved — and that the final outcome allowing him to bypass jail without admitting any guilt was far too lenient.
Second week of Lindsay Clancy trial paints her as a ‘wonderful mom’ who loved her kids
The second week of Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial saw a number of witnesses that painted her as a loving mother who never showed signs she would hurt her children, raising questions about the prosecution’s methods in proving Clancy intentionally killed her three children on a January evening in 2023.
The cost of waiting on the biggest merger in Hollywood history
Paramount’s proposed merger with Warner Bros. carries a steep price for delay: roughly $650 million a quarter starting Oct. 1.
Senate passes sanctions bill on Russia and Iran named for late Sen. Lindsey Graham
WASHINGTON — The Senate voted overwhelmingly to pass legislation to impose sanctions against Russia and Iran after months of fits and starts, with the death of Republican Sen.
Water industry turns to AI and hackers for help after suspected Iran cyberattacks
For the new initiative, Vanderbilt University researchers will work to create “digital twins” of water system networks.
Political struggle of far-right ally Smotrich shows faultline in Netanyahu coalition
Israel’s far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich faces a fight for political survival in elections after angering his fellow West Bank settlers.
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How an act of arson in Washington caused so much destruction
The Spokane wildfires show how extreme heat, dry vegetation, strong winds and expanding development can transform one ignition into a disaster that destroys hundreds of homes.
‘No magic formula’: Francesca Hong recalibrates her democratic socialist message as Wisconsin’s primary nears
The Democratic gubernatorial front-runner has backed away from some of her past controversial positions — but not her left-wing brand — as she faces electability concerns.