Amer Fakhoury, Released From Jail in Lebanon After U.S. Pressure, Dies at 57
Mr. Fakhoury, an American citizen, was detained in Lebanon on charges related to the torture of Lebanese prisoners decades ago.
Trump and Miss Moscow: Report Examines Possible Compromises in Russia Trips
The Senate committee report says that President Trump may have had a relationship with a Russian beauty pageant winner. But investigators s...
Will 2020’s Election Be the End of Our Democracy?
A free and fair vote and the prospect of a peaceful transfer of power are both in question.
Urban Gardening Through the Apocalypse
When my daughters look back on the plague year and all its horrors, I hope they also remember the flowers.
What Does the Democratic Party Stand for?
Nearly four years after Hillary Clinton’s loss, it’s still hard to tell.
What Actually Happens When a TV Episode Gets Pulled?
This summer brought a flurry of TV takedowns, with offensive episodes of “30 Rock,” “Workaholics” and others being removed from circulation...
How Ronald Reagan Triumphed
Rick Perlstein’s “Reaganland” completes his multivolume survey of American conservatism with the 1980 election victory of Ronald Reagan.
Toronto Police to Pay $12.5 Million to Protesters Arrested During 2010 G-20 Summit
Brutal police tactics during the global meeting shocked many Canadians, led to 1,100 arrests and were found unlawful.
Cai Xia Was A Communist Party Insider in China. Then She Denounced Xi.
“At last I’ve regained my freedom,” Cai Xia, a fierce government critic, said after her expulsion from the party whose officials she once t...
Court Set to Issue Hariri Assassination Verdicts, but Few Expect Justice
Four men were tried in absentia in the Netherlands, accused of carrying out the 2005 bombing that killed Rafik Hariri, the former prime min...
Who Should Compete in Women’s Sports? There Are ‘Two Almost Irreconcilable Positions’
Some experts say inclusion and competitive fairness conflict as leaders consider how to regulate the athletic participation of transgender ...
She Tried to Cross a Highway in an Ultramarathon. She Didn’t Make It.
Kim McCoy lost her leg in a horrific accident during a 340-mile race across the Deep South. After 270 miles, should runners have had to cro...
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