DEIR AL-BALAH, GAZA STRIP — The U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees said Sunday it is halting aid deliveries through the main cargo crossing into the war-ravaged Gaza Strip because of the threat of armed gangs who have looted recent convoys. It blamed the breakdown of law and order in large part on Israeli policies. The decision could worsen the humanitarian crisis in Gaza as the cold, rainy winter sets in, with hundreds of thousands of Palestinians living in squalid tent camps and reliant on international food aid. Читать дальше...
Experts forecast Trump administration could usher in new era of mergers and acquisitions among drugmakers
Sleep is important for everyone – but do women require more than men? Women's health and sleep experts discuss sleep needs based on research and biological factors.
A population boom in Montana is driving up home prices there faster than in any other state in the nation, for good and for ill.
Understaffing, workers say, has increased the potential for delays or mistakes, with potential consequences for the state's farms.
The federal government was never going to be the best hope to ramp up housing supply quickly, but many states are experimenting and ready to try.
Critics question why South Stockton should shoulder the burden of increased air pollution so that others in the state can breathe less wildfire smoke.
Donald Trump’s Truth Social tariffs posts this Thanksgiving week sparked stock market rumbles and Mexico rebukes. But Americans shouldn't jump to conclusions.
Last month, the House passed a bill that would give the Treasury Department nearly unfettered ability to snatch the tax-exempt status of nonprofits.
Decluttering and Swedish death cleaning are less about saving our loved ones the hassle of dealing with our stuff after we're gone, and more about taking control over how we're remembered.
A sensational and troubled past often dogged Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s presidential run, but didn't prevent him from landing a Cabinet appointment from his new ally, President-elect Donald Trump.
PongBot is an artificial intelligence-powered tennis robot and a smart training partner available to play 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom appears to be trying to strike a delicate balance between the political brawler that his Democratic base admires and a more measured national leader capable of winning back disenfranchised voters across the country.
This American Life host Ira Glass doesn't care about how people will remember him, "I'm not making a radio show for them"
Ravens star safety Kyle Hamilton knows his defense is up for the "tall task" of stopping Saquon Barkley this week, but perhaps his team's own run game with Derrick Henry is a solution.
Tom March with his son Max at the finish of the Cycle4Caroline challenge. The Cycle4Caroline riders finished their 1100km journey yesterday afternoon (30 November) at the Savoy Hotel, London – and have so far raised £282,667 for Spinal Research and the British Eventing (BE) Support Trust. The ride was set up by Tom March, in memory of his sister Caroline, who passed away by assisted suicide in March this […]
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Stereotyping Jewish women is dangerously common.
Born X Raised's Sadie Hawkins dance is an L.A. tradition. At the 10th annual streetwear brand event, attendees share their outfit inspiration, why they love the party and more.
A Russian nonprofit has delved into the details of the US's trillion-dollar+ nuclear modernization spending, highlighting efforts to deploy an army of DoD employees to bring America's nuclear arsenal up to par. But the wasteful and inefficient US defense spending system as it's presently set up is not fit to task, says a leading US military expert.
I took the new VW ID. Buzz for a drive down memory lane. Things got bumpy.
The things that left him feeling that nothing would ever be the same again—they just aren’t important here.
The author reads his story from the December 9, 2024, issue of the magazine.
The author discusses his story “Plaster.”
