How war has changed love and sex in Ukraine
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has upended nearly every facet of daily life. Intimacy has been another casualty, with reality far darker than the wartime romances...
Captured Russian tanks and equipment are coveted trophies — and a headache VIEW
The hundreds of Russian tanks, personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles seized by Ukraine became valuable assets. But they need repairs, and parts.
The gold-mining city that’s destroying Venezuela’s sacred mountain
Unauthorized gold miners are illegally stripping the top of a sacred mountain in a protected national park in Venezuela — and the government in Caracas...
In Kherson city, sympathies for Russia complicate reintegration into Ukraine VIEW
KHERSON, Ukraine — When the Russians occupying her city came for the maritime college where she worked, Maryna Ivanovka refused to fall in line. The...
Near Kherson, orphanage staff hid Ukrainian children from Russian occupiers
As Ukrainians liberate towns and villages, stories emerge of Ukrainian children taken away. Staff at one facility took extreme measures to ensure that wouldn't happen.
Colombia, largest cocaine supplier to U.S., considers decriminalizing
Colombia is calling for an end to its war on drugs. Now, it wants instead to lead a global experiment: decriminalizing cocaine.
Abortion pills are booming worldwide. Will their use grow in Texas?
Medication abortion, used widely around the world, made up more than a third of all abortions in the U.S. in 2017. Providers and analysts say...