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The Sailor died this week after suffering injuries with a unit under attack by Russia

The liberation of women in Afghanistan is a human rights imperative, writes Homeira Qaderi.

Women in the workforce is nothing new. Medieval history proves it, writes Eleanor Janega.

The viral challenge promises to help you save $5,050. But there are big drawbacks.

Newly reported results from a late-stage human trial suggest Moderna's mRNA vaccine platform will work against another viral infection.

In New Mexico, involuntary manslaughter in the commission of a lawful act is used to hold people accountable for doing things that "an ordinary prudent adult would know better than to do," says University of New Mexico law professor Joshua Kastenberg.

"Information is power—and government officials everywhere are awash in it," writes Jonathan Abel.

France has one of the youngest retirement ages in the world at 62. President Macron's plan to change that has been met with massive strikes.

The U.S. hit its debt ceiling of $31.4 trillion. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has said she doesn't anticipate Americans will feel the effects before June—but there could be some consequences.

Santos, who identifies as a gay man and supported Florida's Don't Say Gay law, has disputed reports that he ever was a drag performer.

Despite long-standing fears of artificial intelligence replacing human jobs

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky welcomed Britain's shipment of tanks. But Ukraine needs more from Western allies.

We must work more closely toward a solution for us all,' Ukraine's finance minister says.

On Day 2 in Davos, the Russian invasion of Ukraine was top of the agenda. But many also discussed "Ukraine fatigue" in the private sector.

“Us true American Nationalists will prevail, because you will have to kill us to stop us.”

The controversial three-part series has drawn criticism for suggesting that the deaths of several cast and crew members could constitute a 'curse'

The combination of millions of people crammed onto public transport traveling to a predominately elderly, under-vaccinated population in villages with rudimentary healthcare threatens to be a perfect storm.

Twenty-nine people were injured, including 15 children. It is unclear whether the crash was an accident or a result of the war with Russia.

The ruling represents the Nobel Peace Prizewinning journalist's latest victory against what press freedom advocates have branded as judicial harassment.

Addressing the wants and needs of consumers and employees means prioritizing thorough inclusivity.

The Global Collaboration Village is being introduced at Davos this year ahead of a full rollout.

Allies say the U.S. is engaged in green energy protectionism. The U.S. argues it's footing R&D costs for the world.

Hong Kong customs officials seized over the weekend thousands of contraband antivirals headed for the mainland.

Meta must not allow Donald Trump back onto Facebook. He violated their policies for years and would do so again.

Fun and leisure is not a distraction from improving your work life, but a key component, writes Mike Rucker.

The Maya Train has been touted as a jewel in Mexico's infrastructure crown since it was first officially proposed in September 2018, but President Andrés Manuel López Obrador's promises to protect the environment and keep project costs to a minimum have already fallen short.

A domestic flight operated by Yeti Airlines traveling from the capital Kathmandu crashed near Pokhara International Airport on Sunday morning.

“Martin Luther King believed in violence," says teacher Keziah Ridgeway. "He knew that his ideas and what he was asking for would elicit violence."

Included in this episode: 1. With Damar Hamlin's Injury, the NFL Faces a Reckoning 2. The Surreal Limbo of Being a Member of Congress Who Can't Get Sworn In 3. Column: The Medieval Monk's Guide to New Year's Resolutions 4. The Daily Habits of Happiness Experts

As Ukraine battles Russia's military, its people are fighting with vigor against a cultural assault, writes Suzanne Nossel

Santos' claimed prestigious education, substantial career on Wall Street, and impressive real-estate assets proved to be false

"The self-esteem and inner peace I have gained since I kicked lying in sobriety is what I searched for in every drink," writes Sarah Levy.

Way before Chucky, Annabelle, and M3GAN, dolls were a fixture of scary movies

The California Republican won on the 15th round of voting, following an intense scene on the House floor involving Rep. Matt Gaetz.

Nuclear war is a serious possibility over Ukraine but the Biden Administration has been pursuing the right strategy to avoid it

The country recorded zero bank robberies in 2022—but fraudsters are turning to digital scams.

Since the Russian invasion Turkey's president Erdogan has played a dangerous game between NATO and Russia, write Enes Kanter Freedom

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association says it's reformed. But the shadowy group has already gotten and blown too many chances at redemption.

The concessions could create the conditions for perpetual dysfunction if they are ultimately adopted by the GOP-run House.

The problem of access probably won't improve as much as many supporters hope.

American and Ukrainian officials expressed skepticism about the Kremlin's unilateral 36-hour ceasefire, which comes as the U.S. and other Western allies pour new military aid into Ukraine

Christmas is still in full-swing for millions of Orthodox Christians who mark the day on Jan. 6 or 7.

"Despite the monks' determination to dedicate themselves to divine matters, they still got distracted from their goals," writes Jamie Kreiner.

Francis became the first living pope Thursday to preside over the funeral of a deceased one.

Backers of Kevin McCarthy remained adamant that they would not acquiesce to the demands of about 20 far-right colleagues.

It joins other tech giants in making major cuts.

The rockets have provided Ukraine with greater long range capabilities in responding to Russian aggression.

Damar Hamlin's on-field cardiac arrest will have to force a reckoning—for the NFL, and its fans.

Amy Stover lost her son to a football injury in 2013. Damar Hamlin's collapse brought her back to that fateful day and its lessons.

The House will resume voting in a fourth round on Jan. 4.