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After a disastrous few days, Kyiv is trying to resume negotiations. Volodymyr Zelenskiy asserts that the Russian president wants ‘destruction,’ not just ‘surrender’

The PayPal founder is probably the most influential figure in the technology industry in decades. He spreads conspiracy theories, but he is not an eccentric divorced from reality: he saw Trump’s rise before almost anyone else, and he is behind the career of Vice President J. D. Vance. And his defense and espionage company, Palantir, has signed contracts with governments around the world

The expert warns of the dangers of bringing racist and violent groups into mainstream politics, a trend that is gaining ground around the world

Some 4.5 million Americans have already cast their ballots early and in person, according to data from the University of Florida

Tegucigalpa receives water every nine days in a region where farmers have not harvested for 11 months. The government uses silver iodide to trigger rainfall, even if it’s ‘a bandage for a fracture’

While the celebrated director adapted only the final third of Steinbeck’s novel for the screen, the actress and screenwriter has turned the full story into a Netflix series with a greater focus on its female characters

In a testimony given to the Attorney General’s Office, a gold trader recounted the 36 hours he spent imprisoned by kidnappers. Another victim described his 11-day-long captivity, during which he was tortured and lost two fingers

Dozens of representatives across four continents are questioning the environmental projects being negotiated on their territories without their input. They say that these endeavors threaten their way of life

The Salvadoran president’s announcement of a plan to release thousands of prisoners who were jailed during the state of emergency comes too late for the families. Their relatives have been scarred by torture, mass trials and years of imprisonment