His remarks came a day after Biden delivered a speech, where he cast Trump as a grave threat to democracy and called Jan. 6 a day when ‘we nearly lost America — lost it all’
The terrorist group maintains multiple affiliates with the capacity to carry out high-impact attacks, especially in Asia and Africa, despite its weakening in Syria and Iraq
An exhibition at the Reina Sofia Museum in Spain shows the path of Something Else Press, the atypical publishing house founded by creator and writer Dick Higgins in 1963
Campaigning in the nation of 169 million people has been marred by violence, with at least 15 people killed since October
A new bill lowers military service age, increases penalties for draft evasion, and mandates up-to-date military documents for citizens abroad
At Harvard and Yale, there are courses that seek to define the concept of what makes human beings happy. But another question arises: why not study unhappiness and universal unrest?
This new model shines a powerful green light on the floor, revealing every last dust particle
Perry High School Principal Dan Marburger and six others, including two staff members and four teenage students, were injured in the Thursday morning shooting that left one sixth-grader dead
The Pentagon’s failure to disclose Austin’s hospitalization is counter to normal practice with other senior U.S. and Cabinet officials, including the president. Ryder says it’s not clear when Austin will be released
Biden’s March 7 address would be the latest that a president has delivered the State of the Union since 1934. It would also come after a pair of critical deadlines to avert a government shutdown
During his Epiphany Day Mass, Francis also warned against basking in some elegant religious theory’ instead of finding God in the faces of the poor
An Alaska Airlines jetliner blew out a window and a portion of its fuselage shortly after takeoff three miles above Oregon late Friday, creating a gaping hole that forced the pilots to make an emergency landing
We’re seeing the return of stainless steel, the cult of the Modern Movement of architecture, the practice of ‘upcycling’ and color above all. Six interior design studios reveal the keys to modernizing our homes this year
Despite sharp interest rate hikes, both are defying the gloomy forecasts of many economic analysts
The most populous department in Colombia has sworn in two strong critics of the president as leaders
‘Effective accelerationism’ — a fashionable Silicon Valley movement — pushes the idea that technological innovation without regulation or restrictions is the solution to all the problems in the world
In the midst of the debate about the risks of artificial intelligence, formulas are being sought to make these systems prioritize some decisions over others, utilizing techniques such as reinforcement learning
The militia’s leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said that if Hezbollah did not strike back against Israel for the killing of Saleh al-Arouri, all of Lebanon would be vulnerable
Secretary of State Antony Blinken begins his fourth trip to the region in Turkey expecting difficult conversations
The justices acknowledged the need to reach a decision quickly, as voters will soon begin casting presidential primary ballots across the country
The president said the presidential race — a likely rematch with Trump, who is the far and away GOP frontrunner — is ‘all about’ whether American democracy will survive
The quake was felt as a slight rocking in downtown Los Angeles. Shaking was also reported in several surrounding counties and cities, including the city of Long Beach
Like in more than a dozen other states, the voters made the case that the U.S. former president should be disqualified because he urged his supporters to march on the Capitol
Both sides highlighted their takeaways from the trial in court filings ahead of closing arguments, set for Thursday. Trump is expected to attend
The heaviest snowfall is expected in regions including the Poconos in Pennsylvania, parts of the Hudson Valley and portions of New England
A new French law meant to fight the rising cost of living has supermarkets facing millions in fines if they don’t reach a deal with suppliers on prices
The detective series ran on ABC from 1975 to 1979 and grew so popular it spawned a line of children’s toys