Beijing signals “zero tolerance” as executions raise questions about justice, deterrence, and human rights China has executed three men convicted of sexually abusing minors after
New warnings, ongoing strikes, and mixed signals from leadership highlight a conflict entering a more dangerous phase Tensions between the United States and Iran are
Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim says escalating tensions could drain regional wealth and stability while benefiting outside powers A senior figure in Middle East diplomacy is
Ann Burgess helped build modern criminal profiling by asking one question no one else thought to ask In the mid-1970s, the FBI was sitting on
Partial reopening of key oil route eases global pressure, but targeted restrictions raise new risks for energy markets Iran has announced a partial reopening of
President Donald Trump claims Iran’s military is “destroyed” while signaling possible U.S. move into the Strait of Hormuz President Donald Trump is signaling that the
Epstein Survivor Uses Portraiture to Preserve Stories and Spotlight Resilience Maria Farmer was one of the earliest women to report Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse to federal
UK Inquest Finds “Gross Negligence” in Shooting Death, Despite No U.S. Criminal Charges A British coroner has ruled that 23-year-old Lucy Harrison was unlawfully killed
Mojtaba Khamenei takes control as Iran enters a new chapter following the death of its longtime leader Iran is entering one of the most uncertain
U.S.–Israel strikes, regional retaliation, and rising oil prices are pulling more countries into a rapidly escalating conflict The conflict between the United States, Israel, and