Heat is killing thousands, but many big events have not adjusted
Many major-event organizers and attendees are still behind the climate curve, failing to contend with just how much a warming planet has elevated the risk.
China failed to sway Taiwan’s election. What happens now? | Analysis VIEW
Beijing loathes the country's new president, Lai Ching-te. He aims to protect the status quo with caution and American help, but tensions are likely to...
The ‘devil’s playground’ of urban combat that Israel is preparing to enter ❘ Analysis VIEW
Experts warn that an Israeli ground invasion in Gaza could produce some of the fiercest street-to-street fighting since World War II.
After the Fires, Native Hawaiians Seek Revival Through Ritual VIEW
As practical recovery responses have clicked into place since the wildfires in Maui, traditional Hawaiian ceremonies are addressing another need that many say is crucial:...
An island under threat asks when to share and when to fight VIEW
The U.S. military is increasing its presence on Guam just as the island’s Chamorro people are trying to strengthen their Indigenous bonds.
A Black man went to Australia for gold, then stood up for democracy VIEW
But while historians have tended to overlook figures like John Joseph, his actions and the public’s response still paved the way for reforms that made...