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The U.S. president addressed the Knesset after Hamas released the last remaining living hostages.

After the war ends, Israelis face tough questions about relations with their leaders, the Palestinians, and the United States.

Data discrimination leaves millions of people dangerously vulnerable.

The White House has overturned the decades-old bipartisan policy consensus that female empowerment serves U.S. interests.

The indictment of New York Attorney General Letitia James shows how far the president is willing to go.

An MSF doctor talks about the dire needs in Gaza as the cease-fire begins.

The next 72 hours are expected to see a hostage-prisoner swap, more aid entering Gaza, and a slew of diplomatic meetings.

Test yourself on the week of Oct. 4: France’s PM resigns (again), Israel-Hamas negotiations begin (again), and Gen Z protests rage in Madagascar (still).

The force will help coordinate humanitarian aid and security but won’t enter Gaza.

The U.S.-China trade war has just escalated—again.

A decade of cutting-edge investment hasn’t translated into growth.

Despite its Palestinian specificity, the word reveals universal truths.

A new historical drama chronicles the birth of fascism as seen through the eyes of Il Duce himself.

Finland’s failure to convict Russian crew clears the way for more cable-cutting attacks.

Only U.S. pressure will ensure that Israel honors the Gaza cease-fire.