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BY DANIEL MILLER STAFF WRITER FOLLOW The freeways are clogged with cars. Criminals point guns at the unsuspecting. A fire burns near shadowed foothills. The April 19, 1993, cover of Time magazine depicts a dark vision of Los Angeles. And the question it asks is even...

She fought to keep control of her family’s media empire. Now she’s considering an exit as financial pressures mount.

The new president is overriding Congress to push through reforms

America’s media should do more to equip readers to think for themselves

Experts say lack of affordable housing in state is the main cause, worsened by expiration of pandemic programs that added shelter

As the fighting approaches its third year, Russia has the upper hand but there is no immediate conclusion on the horizon

Internal communications suggest video platform working to protect its lucrative relationship with e-commerce firm

West claimed that the Rothschilds and Zionists ran the schools and hospitals.

Experts say free speech protections have long been inconsistent in higher ed.

He is also impeding talks that would lead to Ukraine’s eventual membership in the 27-nation group.

One university grapples with how to teach using large-language models.

Democrats lost big in state elections which could cost them when new political maps are drawn

Xi Jinping is a formidable world leader with a seemingly unshakeable hold on power — but he’s now facing a “quandary” that will test his ability to survive.

This current dynamic was explained brilliantly

They're the most-famous animated family on the planet and have been entertaining viewers for more than 30 years.

Kim Darroch’s resignation is, in a way, the perfect metaphor for the perversion of the “special relationship” in the Trump era. The great irony is that Brexit, marketed as a way for Britons to “take back control” from the E.U., is tilting the U.K. toward a new state of vassalage.

While advocacy on albinism continues in different forms, Olateju reiterates that a lot of people with albinism need support so that they don't feel alone.

On 6 June 1944, British, US and Canadian forces invaded the coast of Normandy in northern France.

Octavia Spencer is ready to rip up the rule book, blood-soaked knife in hand.

Consider a crime we keep hearing about — obstruction of justice.