The reported doubts in the White House about a Pentagon plan to air an execution of an ex-soldier hint at a long and moral history of moving away from such public spectacles.
More than half of the top 25 countries in a world index on innovation are in Europe. A few big factors: social and institutional trust, collaborative research, and policy consistency.
Deadly drone attacks on merchant ships off the coast of two NATO countries hint that the Kremlin has opened a new front on Europe’s zone of security. European leaders are rushing to provide better defenses in a key global passageway for grain exports.
Embracing the spiritual understanding of ourselves that Jesus taught brings healing.
Understanding man’s oneness with God reveals our spiritual nature, frees us from despair, and keeps us safe in His love. An article inspired by the Bible lesson for October 12-18 from the Christian Science Quarterly. También disponible en español.
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The FBI’s search of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home raises concerns about political interference and could impact Minnesota’s Senate race ahead of the midterm elections.
From a controversial diesel deal with Russia to tapping the strategic reserve, President Donald Trump is trying to ease prices at the pump ahead of the midterms. It might be too little too late.
A delicate understanding at the Temple Mount/Al-Aqsa Mosque compound has held for decades. But now, that’s changing.
As U.S. leaders become increasingly open about patronage-style politics, Mexico is trying to shed its longtime system of clientelism. It’s not easy.
Democratic Party leaders are outlining priorities should the party retake one or both chambers of Congress come November.
The U.S.-Russia agreement is leading to deepening worries for Europe about the long-term future of its partnership with America.
A federal surge cut Memphis crime, but a one-year review shows a complex reality: prior local wins, added resources, and claims of racial profiling.