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On 1 August, Jaishankar briefed Pompeo in Bangkok, and in February, Doval spoke to his US counterpart Bolton on Modi govt's plans to revoke Article 370.
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Is it getting hot in here or is it Pride Week in Helsinki? Ads of the World: Burger King Finland’s campaign “Love conquers all” is a celebration of love and all the forms it takes.“Burger King has …
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There is no secret that America’s homelessness crisis owes its calamity a string of failed public policies
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Christie additionally criticized Bush for his comments on immigration, including his recent derisive comments about Asians.
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Google flags content as inappropriate, offensive to audiences
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Our institutions of higher learning have somehow become hubs of suppression and prohibition.
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SAN FRANCISCO - The cityscape resembles the surface of a distant planet, populated by a masked alien culture. The air, choked with blown ash, is difficult to breathe.
There is the Golden Gate Bridge, looming in the distance through a drift-smoke haze, and the Salesforce Tower, which against the blood-orange sky appears as a colossal spaceship in a doomsday film.
San Francisco, and much of California, has never been like this.
California has become a warming, burning, epidemic-challenged and expensive state, with many who live in sophisticated cities, idyllic oceanfront towns and windblown mountain communities thinking hard about the viability of a place many have called home forever. For the first time in a decade, more people left California last year for other states than arrived.
Monica Gupta Mehta and her husband, an entrepreneur, have been through tech busts and booms, earthquakes, wildfire seasons and power outages. But it was not until the skies darkened and cast an unsettling orange light on their Palo Alto home earlier this week that they ever considered moving their family of five somewhere else.
"For the first time in 20-something years, the thought crossed our minds: Do we really want to live here?" said Mehta, who is starting an education tech company.
It would be difficult to leave. They love the area's abundant nature and are tied to Silicon Valley by work and a network of extended family members, who followed them west from Pittsburgh. But Mehta says it is something she would consider if her family is in regular danger.
"Yesterday felt so apocalyptic," Mehta said. "People are really starting to reconsider whether California has enough to offer them."
This is the latest iteration of the California Dream, a Gold Rush-era slogan meant to capture the...
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"No. I feel embarrassed to be an American every day," a student said.
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Progressives thought they had their dream pick to lead the FTC when President Biden nominated Lina Khan — but her management style is leading to staff discontent, The Post has learned.
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Julian Assange is challenging a report by CBS News that details an email reportedly received by Donald Trump Jr. that offered access to hacked information during the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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U.S.—A lot of people have been curious as to where people associated with Donald Trump live, so they can march on their houses with torches and pitchforks and have a civil conversation with them about politics. They're just trying to be neighborly, and we really sympathize with that impulse. So we started looking into it so we could release our own m …
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Many would have us believe that the riots and violence sweeping across America’s cities this year are spontaneous. But the evidence tells us otherwise.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Pro-abortion protesters demonstrated around the Supreme Court on Monday as the expected decision on Dobbs v. Jackson draws near, which could overturn Roe v. Wade and return abortion laws
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The former State Department IT staffer says he will invoke his Fifth Amendment rights.
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Errors, unpopularity, and disagreements between the chambers.
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The Trump administration on Monday issued a long-awaited rule strengthening the ability of federal officials to deny green cards to immigrants deemed likely to rely on government aid.
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“We have a pervasive problem in the Rochester Police Department, one that views everything through the eyes of the badge,” Warren said.
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A top-ranking Democrat who will serve on the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol appears to have confirmed Republican suspicions that the investigation will be wielded as a political weapon against the GOP. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), one of House Speaker Nancy ...
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This shows just how ignorant and delusional Biden truly is.
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Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses in defense of her faith, received support from a highly unlikely source this past weekend: Madonna's openly gay brother Christopher Ciccone. Writing on his Facebook page Saturday, Ciccone accused the gay community of being "sore winners" in the battle for same-sex marriage and said it hypocritical of them to force Kim Davis to violate her religious beliefs:
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This year, Christmas carols will be sung at close to 100 abortion facilities throughout the country. This season is for a ‘mother and child.’
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Last week’s mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, has sent public discourse about immigration off the rails. It has allowed radicals to frame as racist normal law enforcement activities and immigration …
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A 17-year-old Indiana girl was charged with murder for the shooting deaths of Domino’s employee Joshua Ungersma and ...
