200 masked settlers descended on the West Bank on March 22, throwing Molotov cocktails and terrorizing Palestinians.

Experts say proposed rules could deter eligible applicants as costs rise and enrollment drops.

Experts say Yemen’s Houthis could escalate pressure by targeting Red Sea routes and key infrastructure.

Educators face pushback, threats and political pressure despite a state law.

While the far right remains a formidable electoral threat, progressive coalitions are starting to push back.

Israeli forces said last week that they have dropped 3,600 munitions on the Iranian capital alone.

While affirming that the right to present a defense is “paramount,” the judge refused to dismiss the case — for now.

Meanwhile, other states with already strict abortion bans continue to pass and advance new restrictions.

Scahill also discusses possible avenues of US escalation and what he’s learned in conversations with Iranian officials.

The secretary of defense has previously said that the US is fighting Muslim “religious fanatics” in the Iran war.

Companies are using personal data to set individualized prices for customers, a ploy known as surveillance pricing.

Party leaders face backlash for dragging their feet despite possibly having enough votes to pass a resolution.

Meant to be a time of celebration and renewal, Nowruz has taken on a different tone under US-Israeli attacks.