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Antony Blinken Details Nightmare Scenario in Ukraine Amid Mounting Tensions in Europe
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Russia is moving toward an imminent invasion of Ukraine and laid out how U.S. intelligence believes such an operation will begin in the coming days, despite Moscow’s recent claims of reducing some of the 150,000 troops amassed along the Ukrainian border. “Russia says it’s drawing down those forces,” Blinken…
Heart Experts Cast Doubt on Claims That Russian Skater’s Drug Test Was Contaminated by Her Grandfather’s Medicine
“It reminds me of kids I knew who said they got venereal disease from the toilet seat,” says Dr. Steven Nissen, a cardiologist at the Cleveland Clinic
‘Nobody Tells Him What to Do.’ Brazil’s President Bolsonaro Is Visiting Putin Despite U.S. Criticism
'The fact that the Americans were so furious with him, that’s what made Bolsonaro want to do it'
Why Peng Shuai’s Denials Only Raise More Questions for China
With the eyes of the world on China for the Winter Olympics, tennis star Peng Shuai appeared before the international media—assuring everyone that she had never actually accused a former top Chinese Communist Party official of sexual assault.
China Knew It Couldn’t Escape Politics at the Olympics Opening Ceremony. It Didn’t Try
As the 2022 Winter Olympics Games kicked off in Beijing, it was clear that Chinese officials were not planning to shy away from politics as the world's spotlight shifted to China
Sanctions Won’t Hurt Myanmar’s Brutal Leaders, Activists Say. Here’s What Could
Activists and Myanmar watchers say that targeted sanctions will do little to deter the brutal military junta, or stop its violent repression.
A COVID-Free Pacific Nation Opened Its Border a Crack. The Virus Came Rushing In
Kiribati is facing its first COVID-19 surge of the pandemic after letting in the first flight in 10 months
Tom Brady Is 44. But Somehow His Possible Retirement Comes as a Surprise
Brady's possible retirement is surprising. But it shouldn't be shocking
Pressure Mounts for Biden to Nominate a Black Woman to the Supreme Court
Joe Biden’s summer is starting to look brighter. With widespread media reports that Justice Stephen Breyer will retire from the U.S. Supreme Court at the end of the current term, the President may have an opportunity to take a major step in his goal to build a more diverse federal judiciary. Biden pledged on the…
‘I Didn’t Over Promise.’ Joe Biden Defends His First Year in Marathon Press Conference
Joe Biden seemed to have a lot he wanted to get off his chest. Just over an hour into the second press conference of his presidency and the first since his approval ratings plummeted this fall, Biden stopped referring to his seating chart printed with reporters’ faces and names and started calling on anyone shouting…
China Is Finding Fewer Reliable Sources of Coal. That Could Be Bad News for the Climate
China is the world's largest producer, consumer and importer of the dirty fuel, and how it shifts its power grid away from coal will have a significant impact on the world's ability to tackle climate change
Joe Biden Defended the Filibuster for Years. Now He Wants to End It for Voting Rights
Now that he’s President, Joe Biden says Republican efforts to restrict American access to voting demand a change in the Senate
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