As News Deserts Spread Across US, Trust Breaks Down

From economic hardships to company buyouts, so-called news deserts are spreading across the United States and contributing to a rise in misinformation and decline in trust in media

American Occupational Therapist in Ukraine Helping War Amputees Rehabilitate

Treating and rehabilitating patients who lost limbs on the battlefield is a harsh reality for Ukraine’s health care workers

Is Giant Panda Program in US a Victim of US-China Tensions?

The giant pandas that have been living at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo in Washington for 23 years will return to China by the end of this year

McCarthy: Lawmakers to Launch Impeachment Inquiry Into Biden

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US Federal Antitrust Trial Against Google Begins

On Tuesday, federal prosecutors will argue that Google has violated antitrust law by allegedly bribing big-name web browsers and essentially forcing software developers to make the search engine users' default option

US Cyber Teams Are on the Hunt in Lithuania 

For at least the second time this year, U

5 Former Officers Charged in Death of Tyre Nichols Now Face Federal Charges

Five former Memphis police officers are now facing federal civil rights charges in the beating death of Tyre Nichols as they continue to fight second-degree murder charges in state courts arising from the killing

UN Concerned Unregulated Meth Chemicals Going to Myanmar

The United Nations is growing increasingly alarmed at the rising volume of unregulated chemicals for making methamphetamine headed to Myanmar, the hub of the region’s billion-dollar drug trade, and is ramping up efforts to get its neighbors to stem t[..]

Ill Worker Rescued from Antarctica Now in Australian Hospital

An Australian who fell ill while working at an Antarctic research station is now in a hospital in Australia after being rescued by an icebreaker, a government agency said Sunday

Reporter’s Notebook: A Firehouse and a Post Office on Opposite Ends of Ukraine’s War

Firehouse An antique turntable plays a 1954 record on the ground floor of the firehouse

Washington May Ship Army Tactical Missile Systems to Ukraine

The Biden administration is reportedly considering supplying Ukraine with longer-range missiles that are packed with cluster bombs and that could cause significant damage deeper within Russian-occupied territory, according to four U

Family of Swede Detained in Iran Calls for International Support

The family of a Swedish European Union employee detained in Iran has urged the international community to help secure his release after more than 500 days of incarceration for alleged spying, his family said on Sunday

Suspended Spanish Soccer Chief Luis Rubiales Resigns After Kiss Scandal at World Cup

Suspended Spanish soccer federation president Luis Rubiales has resigned from his post after a kiss scandal tarnished Spain's victory at the Women's World Cup

Russian Regional Vote Delivers Strong Result for Putin Amid Claims of Rigging

Russia on Sunday wrapped up widely denounced regional and municipal elections, including in regions annexed from Ukraine, delivering strong support for President Vladimir Putin amidst criticism of vote rigging and Kyiv's push to reclaim its land

Foreign Student Arrested in Norway on Suspicion of Espionage

A 25-year-old foreign student has been arrested in Norway on suspicion of espionage, including illegal eavesdropping through various technical devices