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Wind Industry Sues the Pentagon, Saying Quiet Reviews Have Frozen $47 Billion in Projects

PORTLAND, June 13 -- The most consequential thing the Trump administration has done to American wind power this spring did not arrive as an executive order. It arrived as silence. National security re... Read More


The East Coast Drought That Wasn't Supposed to Happen Here Triggers Mandatory Cuts in Three States

RICHMOND, June 13 -- In Fauquier County, sixteen subdivisions stopped watering their lawns this week, not by choice. In Durham, North Carolina, restaurants will start serving water only on request fro... Read More


US strike kills three Indian sailors and Delhi finally names Washington

NEW DELHI, June 12 -- Aditya Sharma kept his father informed about the warnings. Two of them in the two weeks before the end, the deck cadet said over the phone, American naval voices on the radio tel... Read More


America's Premier Spy Law Dies at Midnight, and the Wiretaps Won't Even Notice

WASHINGTON, June 12 -- The legal authority behind America's most powerful surveillance program expires at midnight Friday for the first time since its creation in 2008, after the House rejected a last... Read More


Trump Wants His Impeachments Erased, and Wants It Done Before His Party Loses the House

WASHINGTON, June 12 -- Donald Trump and his allies are quietly working to have the House of Representatives declare his two impeachments erased, a resolution that legal scholars say would accomplish n... Read More


Jaishankar Tells Europe Its Weapons Attack India, Defends Russian Oil in Finland

New Delhi, June 12 -- India's foreign minister came to a Finnish forum on a world in transition and told his European hosts, to their faces, that their own weapons end up being used against his countr... Read More


Thirty More Years for Yoon, This Time for the Drones He Flew at Pyongyang

SEOUL, June 12 -- The court that has spent eighteen months dismantling Yoon Suk Yeol's presidency reached the drones on Friday, sentencing the former South Korean leader to 30 years in prison for send... Read More


Three teenagers broke India's exam scandal open. The state answered with the army

NEW DELHI, June 12 -- Vedant Srivastava posted the evidence himself: scanned answer sheets, returned for re-evaluation, that did not match the pages he had written. "I studied for an entire year. I sa... Read More


Vance Refers Walz and Ellison to Trump's New Fraud Division, and the Target Is the Point

WASHINGTON, June 10 -- Vice President JD Vance asked the Justice Department on Monday to open a criminal investigation into Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and the state's attorney general, Keith Ellison,... Read More


In Washington, Taiwan's Opposition Leader Warns the US Not to Play Her Island as a Pawn

WASHINGTON, June 10 -- The leader of Taiwan's largest opposition party is spending two weeks in the United States delivering a message Washington is not used to hearing from Taipei: that the island mu... Read More