The party’s gains in four states have opened the door to an overhaul of the Electoral College, the system that can award the presidency to a candidate who loses the popular vote
Insecurity, blackouts, corruption and failures in public services fuel citizens’ frustration: only two in 10 consider that the state has done much or even something for them
The US reporter is one of the most brilliant nonfiction writers of his generation. He returns with a new book that captures the spirit of today’s culture of wealth
The chief scientific adviser at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office argues that health systems must prepare for crises that are currently impossible to anticipate
John Edmunds poses at the British embassy in Madrid.INMA FLORES
About 1,500 people are walking from the country’s south toward the United States, prompting Donald Trump to again threaten Claudia Sheinbaum with doubling trade tariffs
In ‘Kolkhoz,’ the French author tells the life story of his mom, the great historian Hélène Carrère d’Encausse, intertwining their family’s Russian and Georgian roots with the tale of how war developed in Ukraine