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Hawk Dunlap isn’t used to being cold. On a gray day last January when I visited him in West Texas to tour abandoned oil wells, Dunlap—in his mid-50s with a James Brolin vibe—was bundled up, a sweatshirt pulled over his signature red coveralls. As we drove, Dunlap told me, with a note of sorrow in […]

Mehdi's Monday take on the escalating racism from the president. Plus: Gaza's new 'border,' the latest alleged war crimes by the RSF and Pete Hegseth, and decision time for Rep. Jasmine Crockett.

Trapped between Israel's refusal and an absence of leadership, Palestinian prisoners with Israeli citizenship remain ‘an open wound no one is tending.’ The post After Israel-Hamas prisoner deal, ‘48 Palestinians ask when their turn will come appeared first on +972 Magazine.

An intensifying conflict between Rwanda-backed rebels and the Congolese army risks undoing a peace agreement signed in Washington just last week.

Washington argued Europe was facing “civilizational erasure” via mass immigration and that the EU undermined national liberty.

Kyiv is pushing for changes to a White House-backed peace plan, which critics said was too sympathetic to the Kremlin’s demands.

Fifty-seven percent of US adults approve of the Affordable Care Act, according to new polling from Gallup and West Health.

Lawmakers released text Sunday that would limit the administration’s ability to withdraw troops from Europe.