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The alleged assault of a Trump Administration staffer known as “Big Balls” has led the President to threaten a federal takeover of Washington, D.C., to address what he labeled the district’s “totally out of control” crime problem. Donald Trump on

In January, as the world anticipated the nature of a second Donald Trump Presidency, images from the Inauguration provided a preview of what lay ahead. A select few joined politicians within the Capitol rotunda to commemorate the start of the

The prevailing belief was that legal systems served only the powerful, that courts disregarded certain issues, and that our islands, our input, and our capacity for change were inconsequential. However, the world’s supreme court demonstrated the opposite just last week.

Eighty years after the atomic bomb was first and only used in warfare on August 6 and August 9, 1945, survivors of the attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki share their firsthand accounts in Atomic People, which will air on PBS

Imagine two leaders starting their week at your workplace. One, with an elite degree and inflated ego, uses corporate jargon and over-prepared answers. The other, equally qualified, speaks plainly and begins by asking about team challenges, openly admitting when they

When the powerful earthquake struck Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula last week, it initiated tsunamis as waves propagated across the Pacific, reaching as far as the U.S., Latin America, and even New Zealand. It might also have contributed to the eruption of

The Netflix movie My Oxford Year, based on Julia Whelan’s novel and starring Sofia Carson, tells the story of Anna, an American who postpones her Goldman Sachs job after graduating from Cornell to study poetry at Oxford. There, she encounters

This August, The Rubin Report, a political talk show, will be broadcast five days a week on YouTube, but Dave Rubin will be absent, enjoying a vacation completely disconnected from technology. To maintain the show’s schedule, pre-recorded interviews, documentaries, and

Democrats need to retire the word “accomplishments” from their vocabulary to effectively campaign and win elections. Using “accomplishments” suggests a focus on congressional activity rather than the everyday concerns of voters. It emphasizes process over tangible improvements, highlighting national events

On Monday, President Donald Trump, expressing increasing frustration with Vladimir Putin, informed reporters in Scotland that the Russian president needed to stop the conflict in Ukraine within “10 or 12 days” to prevent sanctions and additional tariffs. This shortens a

If you’re grappling with a mental health crisis or suicidal thoughts, please reach out to 988 by call or text. In an emergency, dial 911 or seek immediate help at a local hospital or mental health facility. For resources outside

Can artificial intelligence improve the fairness and efficiency of the criminal justice system, or will it merely strengthen detrimental biases? Experts indicate that its deployment thus far has been concerning, yet there is potential for positive impact. Today, AI technology

The recent major earthquake has generated tsunami waves, some several feet in height, that are impacting coastlines globally. Tsunami advisories and warnings of varying levels have been issued for countries in the Pacific Ocean region. While the full extent of

Following an 8.8 magnitude earthquake in eastern Russia, over a dozen nations are on alert for potential tsunami activity. The earthquake, which struck Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula on Wednesday morning, has already caused tsunami waves on Japan’s Hokkaido coast. In Hawaii,