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King Charles III officially ends royal warrants for Unilever and Cadbury chocolatiers
Joy Saha
Cadbury has held a warrant since Queen Victoria’s reign in the 19th century
Trump’s biggest challenge: Will he confront China, or cut a deal?
Michael Klare
GOP China hawks want tough talk and a trade war — but Trump is transactional, and really likes dictators
“Great tragedy”: Deadly plane crash in Kazakhstan sparks conspiracy theories Russia did it
Troy Farah
Out of 67 passengers, 38 people died when an Azerbaijan Airlines flight crashed Wednesday
Trump & crypto: How friendly is too friendly?
Daria Solovieva
His expanding business connections raise questions over how the industry will be regulated, analysts say
Donald Trump’s threats against foreign nations are not about revenge
Heather Digby Parton
There is a deeper reason why the incoming president is taunting America's neighbors
What just happened in Syria, and who benefits most? Well, that part is easy
Andrew O'Hehir
Did Israel drive the downfall of Bashar Assad, in the third act of a dramatic play for regional supremacy?
“The White Lotus” third season teaser promises mystery and a pill-popping Parker Posey
Kelly McClure
Set at an exclusive Thai resort, this season makes up for a Coolidge deficit in the best possible way
Caring for patients from conflict zones
Arjun V.K. Sharma
When providing health care for new immigrants and refugees, the world’s faraway conflicts fall sharply into focus
Former FBI informant Alexander Smirnov pleads guilty to lying about Bidens
Charles R. Davis
Republicans had cited Alexander Smirnov's claims about an alleged bribery scheme involving Ukraine and the Bidens
Ex-FBI informant pleads guilty to lying about Hunter Biden and his father
Nicholas Liu
Alexander Smirnov was charged with lying to the FBI with fabricated allegations against the Biden family
Donald Trump’s Christmas message: Stink, stank, stunk!
Brian Karem
Or I guess we can all cave in to his authoritarian regime
Assad regime falls in Syria as rebels take Damascus
Alex Galbraith
The takeover of Damascus ends more than 50 years of rule by the Assad regime
Emmanuel Macron’s last act: France’s pretty-boy Napoleon faces his Waterloo
Andrew O'Hehir
Macron was never the anti-Trump savior of democracy — now his vanity and arrogance have led France into chaos
Trump picks pro-Russia venture capitalist David Sacks to be his AI and crypto “czar”
Nicholas Liu
Sacks, a friend of Elon Musk and a former COO of Paypal, supported Trump during his 2024 campaign
“Outrageously powerful and incredibly secret”: Yes, Trump can wield CIA, FBI for his own ends
Russell Payne
Intelligence veterans say Trump can quickly move to reshape agencies and launch surveillance of his opponents
Donald Trump is ready to make Republicans touch the third rail
Heather Digby Parton
Without a voting public to face again, Trump is gearing up to cut Social Security and Medicare
From “satisfactory” to “problematic”: How Congress crushed free speech in 2024
Andy Lee Roth, Mickey Huff
Press freedom hit an all-time low and legislative assaults on media are a key driver of the downward spiral
Joe Biden’s Hunter lesson: The political high road is a mirage
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump has gone to war against the America we have known. Democrats must be prepared to use any weapon to fight back
Band Aid sang ‘feed the world’ 40 years ago – where is hunger still an issue today?
Rachel Norman
"Yet in terms of the global persistence of famine, things have not got better in the intervening 40 years"
The (perceived) persecution of Kash Patel
Heather Digby Parton
A sense of persecution is what all of the Trump nominees for law enforcement, intelligence and military share
Why Democrats seem so disconnected from what voters want
Chauncey DeVega
Public focus groups before the election were a huge clue into Trump's popularity — but they largely went ignored
Requiem for an empire: How Trump’s second term could reshape the world
Alfred McCoy
A prominent historian saw all this coming 14 years ago. Oh, wait — that was me
Israel strikes World Central Kitchen vehicle, kills three aid workers
Griffin Eckstein
Israel has bombed vehicles from the NGO led by famous chef José Andrés more than once this year
Trump Ukraine envoy Kellogg has plan to end war by playing hardball with U.S. aid
Alex Galbraith
The retired general pitched Trump on a plan to hold off on arms shipments unless Ukraine starts peace talks
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