There's no one Ian Bremmer would rather talk to about race in Trump's America than the brilliant William Jelani Cobb.
The Travel Ban. Charlottesville. The NFL.
President Trump's handling of race in America has been divisive and unrestrained. The reason, says New Yorker Staff Writer Jelani Cobb, can be traced back to one place: Queens, New York.
Now that the Harris campaign issurging in both national and swing-state polls, it appears Trump’s calculus haschanged again.
One thing emboldening Maduro is support from key outside players like Russia, China, and Iran.
As Russia struggles for a third day to beat back hundreds of Ukrainian troops who crossed the border Tuesday into Russia’s Kursk region, there is still little verifiable information about what’s happening there.
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The confidence the world saw at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee after Donald Trump survived a terrifying assassination attempt is suddenly gone. The rallying cry of “Fight, fight, fight!” has been replaced with “whine, whine, whine,” a transformation encapsulated in feverish social media posts Trump is sending from his baroque bunker in Mar-a-Lago.
What are the risks inherent in the fact that Elon Musk is de facto encouraging the right-wing thuggery that we see in the UK at the moment? What's going to be the likely effect of the Ukraine incursion into the Kursk region on the Russian war effort? Carl Bildt, former prime minister of Sweden and co-chair of the European Council on Foreign Relations, shares his perspective on European politics from the Adriatic Sea.
The court found that Google had used its monopoly powers by way of striking deals to make its search the default on browsers, meaning users were far less likely to use alternative services.
Canada is set to get its first and only commercial spaceport, set to be built in Nova Scotia.