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Charles Francis Kaufmann, 46, went by the name Rexal Ford and claimed to be an American film producer. He had been living in Rome with a woman and a baby girl he called his daughter. On June 13, he was...

The government withdrew guidelines that exempted these places from agent raids

An independent Australian journalist and former Columbia University student was detained for 12 hours by US border officials and denied entry into the country because of his writings on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Alistair Kitchen's misadventure began last week when he...

Human rights violations have potential to soar globally in the face of the UN’s brutal funding cuts

He posed as a filmmaker and used a false name. Greek police have released video of his arrest

In 2025, celebrations marking the end of slavery are shrinking amid funding cuts and shifting political winds

NASA has officially announced that the private AX-4 mission is scheduled to launch from Kennedy Space Center on June 19, bringing four astronauts to the ISS aboard SpaceX's Crew Dragon vehicle to conduct more than 60 scientific research and experiments....

Record rainfall, overflowing rivers, state of emergency declared as more storms loom

Young Americans are escaping digital frenzy by embracing slow, hands-on pastimes

Tucker Carlson, once an ardent supporter of the president, called him out in an email to supporters and on social media

Hope springs eternal that world leaders can make progress on matters such as the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East

The mascot of Peter's Clam Bar restaurant in Hempstead on Long Island greeted with a special celebration