Month: May 2022
Texas leaders strained to determine what went wrong after 19 students and two teachers died this week in the state’s…
On Thursday, Senate Republicans are set to block legislation intended to combat domestic terrorism. And they’re all over the place…
Andrew Bentley points out an eastern hemlock tree during a hike in the Red River Gorge at the Daniel Boone…
Over the past months, EU-based energy companies have scrambled to make sense of vague and at times conflicting statements from…
Climate change is heating up elections — and the right is getting torched. Voters in Australia dumped Scott Morrison’s Liberal-National…
DAVOS, Switzerland — Globalization isn’t over, it’s just outgrowing the World Economic Forum. Once upon a time globalization was mostly…
Paul Taylor, a contributing editor at POLITICO, writes the “Europe At Large” column. BRUSSELS — French President Emmanuel Macron is…
Chuck Schumer is giving long-shot gun safety negotiations a chance. Kyrsten Sinema is reaching out to Republicans on a path…
Texas Democrat Beto O’Rourke confronted Gov. Greg Abbott at a press conference on Wednesday, accusing the governor of inaction on…
Nothing laid bare the disjointed state of gun politics in America as starkly as the call and response in Texas…
Knob Creek Gun Range in West Point, Kentucky, on July 22, 2021. | Jon Cherry/Bloomberg via Getty Images The US…
Listen on Spotify Apple Music Google Play EN_Google_Podcasts_Badge Created with Sketch. Stitcher Acast This bumper edition of Davos Confidential includes…
What a difference five years makes. Davos has gone from debating China’s seemingly indomitable rise to fretting about its weakness….
The U.K. government has launched a bill to make Irish an official language in Northern Ireland, where unionists have long…
Supporters of gun control and firearm safety measures protest outside the US Supreme Court in December 2019. | Saul Loeb/AFP…
No major US poll has asked if respondents identify as socialist, much less what they actually think. A new survey…