Women war correspondents marched to their own drummer
Two reporters – Jane Ferguson and Dickey Chapelle – covered separate conflicts in different eras, but both were driven by the need to “go see for themselves what was happening.”
Two reporters – Jane Ferguson and Dickey Chapelle – covered separate conflicts in different eras, but both were driven by the need to “go see for themselves what was happening.”
Chinese American actor Anna May Wong defied racism and bias through persistence and determination. “Daughter of the Dragon” tells her story.
Even as the war escalates, it has renewed faith in global norms for the safety of civilians as a principle of international law.
Afghan women and children were disproportionately killed by the earthquake across Herat province this last weekend because they were more likely to be at home when buildings fell. Many are now concerned about who will raise the children left without mothers.
Each year in the warmer seasons, Yazidi herders and their families guide their livestock to Armenia's high pastures – a vestige of a nomadic past.
Syrians and their allies around the world are working to hold the Assad regime accountable.
In a surprise move, employees walked out of the most profitable Ford truck plant in the world in Louisville, Kentucky. It’s part of a wider United Auto Workers union strike against General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis.
Ricky Dority spent decades in jail on a wrongful murder conviction. He used pandemic relief funds to hire a private investigator, which led to his exoneration.
German lawmakers have drawn up legislation to ease deportations. Political pressure is rising on the country's governing coalition, which fared poorly in two state elections on Sunday in part because of the migration issue.
Riveting courtroom dramas offer more than legal machinations, argues Monitor film critic Peter Rainer. What makes “Anatomy of a Fall” a standout, he says, is its acting and insights into human nature.
As House Republicans seek to elect a new speaker, still simmering in the background is anger about how the prior one was ousted. But will they kick out one of their peers over it?
The Hamas attack on Israel has strongly reinforced the United States-Israel relationship, which only a short while ago was seen as ebbing. Now President Joe Biden is unequivocal in his backing, and in Congress, bipartisan majorities are pledging support.