Do Republicans have ‘room’ for Trump critics? Paul and Massie hope so

“To us, it's never been about allegiance to one person … it’s about allegiance to principles,” the Kentucky GOP senator said alongside his House colleague.

The U.S. Attacks Cuban Doctors to Punish the Nation for Existing

Donald Trump came into his second term in office proclaiming his intention to tighten the United States’ grip on Latin America, proudly invoking the Monroe Doctrine. As part of this agenda, one of the administration’s earliest foreign policy moves was to strengthen the brutal, longstanding sanctions against the island of Cuba.

Palestinian Authority president rejects Hamas rule in post-war Gaza

Mahmoud Abbas, speaking virtually because the US denied his visa, advocated for a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Merz backs EU plan to fund Ukraine with frozen Russian assets

The move marks a major shift in Berlin’s posture.

Microsoft blocks Israeli military unit from cloud services

US tech firms have been hesitant to stop doing business with the IDF, even as Israel’s isolation deepens elsewhere.

Radiohead album art gets museum treatment

At Oxford’s Ashmolean Museum, Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood's 30-year artistic collaboration takes center stage.

Debunked! Trump's Absurd Claim That He Ended Seven Wars

Desperate for a Nobel Peace Prize, the US president keeps taking credit for ending conflicts that either aren’t over – or didn’t exist to begin with! Here are the receipts.

Even a brief government shutdown might hamper morale, raise costs and reduce long-term efficiency in the federal workforce

A study of the 2013 shutdown that lasted 16 days revealed long-term negative effects on federal workers and led to weakened government performance.

Q&A: Why not just ban killing animals?