Aaron Sorkin Still Believes in American Institutions, Even if No One Else Does
The Oscar-winning writer returns to Facebook with โThe Social Reckoningโโ and remains as optimistic as ever.
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Deadly shark attack prompts rare kill order in Western Australia
Police boats and helicopters are patrolling Perth’s beaches as authorities continue their search for the swimmer’s body, and the shark that attacked him.
Russia Warns New U.S. Sanctions Law Would Harm Trumpโs Peace Efforts
President Trump signed the legislation, named for Senator Lindsey Graham, at the White House, but he has broad leeway to waive its requirements.
Africaโs Green Revolution threatens traditional foods
The promotion of monocultures is hurting the production of much more nutritious and climate-resistant traditional crops.
Trump says US has โpermanent controlโ of Greenland security: Does it?
New agreement with Denmark falls short of Trumpโs previously stated goal of US ‘ownership’ of the island.
Fading Light
Fall officially begins on Tuesday, but evidence of the season seeps in more gradually.
Hailed as Muhammad Aliโs toughest opponent, his biggest fight was outside the ring
Canadian boxer George Chuvalo, who has died at 89, lost his wife and three sons to suicide and heroin. He channeled his grief into an anti-drug campaign.
Hispanics flock to this university. It let campus police double as ICE agents.
Leaders of Florida International University signed an agreement to deputize its school police as immigration agents. Some wish they had put up more of a fight.
NAZA: Why are old Gaza allegations causing new fury in Israel?
Israeli soldiers’ Gaza testimony causes backlash across much of the country’s political establishment.
Jonathan Franzen: โItโs still mysterious to me that I was angry for so longโ
The author of The Corrections talks about a new TV adaptation, the future of reading and why creating new work is โhorribleโ When HBO dropped its planย to adapt Jonathan Franzenโs bestselling novel