A database the Trump administration put at the center of its hunt for noncitizen voters got a second life last month when the ...

Time magazine ushered in October by releasing the transcript of its wide-ranging interview with President Donald Trump, which ...

Plus: Hormuz tanker attacks hit a wartime high, the U.S. presses Russia over a plague lab death, and fishing for cocaine.

I am disturbed by how some of my fellow AI researchers keep trying to elevate the moral standing of checkpoints and harnesses ...

What happened on October 7 and in its wake is horrific. My heart breaks for the Israeli and Palestinian lives cut short and the families left to grieve for them. My head is puzzled by the resurgence ...

“Botched” is a perfectly fine word for golf, cooking, or home repair. It seems inadequate for the taking of a life, even the ...

WATERLOO, Iowa—Iowa voted to make Donald Trump president three elections in a row—most recently by more than 13 points—but the incumbent Republican president has become unpopular in this populist ...

We ought to give Henry VIII some thought: He was the prototype of the modern tyrant, and his brand of politics is still very ...

Plus: the Yemeni government launches an offensive against the Houthis, a sale of energy corporation Lukoil’s assets ...

I built these tools for a simple reason. Over more than 30 years, I have watched the science of extreme weather turn into a political football. Often bad science emerges from authoritative ...

Alternatives to the two-party system struggle to gain a foothold, and voters might not be any happier with the candidates who emerge.

In this week’s issue, you’ll read some of the reporting and observations I took away from a big political confab in Austin, ...