Stitching Back Together What War Tore Apart
A family tailoring business somehow surviving in Gaza
A family tailoring business somehow surviving in Gaza
Inside this past week on Noosphere: Ukraine, authoritarian leaders, Trump’s negotiations with Iran, Brazilian Amazonian natural resources under attack, political uprisings in India, and something to help you get through the week
A single mother is fearful of what comes next
River chat (part 1)
In a hospital ward in South Sudan I saw what this looks like up close
Finally...
Trump says a "great settlement" has been reached with Iran, SpaceX begins trading, and the Supreme Court halts an Alabama execution.
Trump threatened to hit Iran "very hard" on a third night of strikes. Hours later, he declared the war effectively over. So what changed?
Amazonas state declares emergency
Democrats have a serious candidate problem on their hands in Maine. It could cost them the Senate majority.
Aaron David Miller of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace tells Laura Trevelyan that a U.S.-Iran agreement will be difficult to secure and could take months to negotiate.
Trump embraces rising inflation, Washington and Tehran exchange new attacks, Belfast unrest continues, and World Cup entry policies face scrutiny.
Dateline:NEW DELHI, India
Category:Headlines
President Trump warns Iran it will “pay the price”; Graham Platner wins Maine Democratic Senate nomination; California governor’s race heads toward a Becerra–Hilton showdown; Karmelo Anthony sentenced to 35 years for murder conviction.
Category:Afghanistan
Most killed were children, according to the Taliban. Strikes come day after a militant attack on a Khyber Pakhtunkhwa security post that killed six Pakistani officers.
Category:The Exchange
Middle East sage Aaron David Miller on President Trump's Iran dilemma
Category:The Exchange
Laura Trevelyan sits down with Roberto Rojas, associate editor at ESPN FC, to discuss pricey tickets, Iranian players getting visas, Trump attending games and more!
Category:Headlines
Iran and Israel say their mutual strikes have been halted, Todd Blanche is nominated as U.S. attorney general, Nithya Raman advances to the Los Angeles mayoral runoff, and the Ebola outbreak in the DRC surpasses 100 deaths
Category:Ukraine
Category:Economy
Plus: a summery and fruity cocktail with a historically appropriate context for the month
Category:Sunday Night with Chuck Todd
“And I think in this way, I have a lot of beef with the Democrats who substitute this sort of incipient idea of centrism for pluralism, which should really be their strength.”
Category:Headlines
Iran and Israel exchange missiles. Trump walks out of interview as he continues to push election conspiracy claims. Stabbing at Penn Station leaves city anxious before massive influx of sports fans.
Category:Middle East
Missiles traded between Iran and Israel for the first time in the ceasefire
Category:Politics
The Graham Platner experiment runs into trouble
Category:Sunday Night with Chuck Todd
With M. Gessen, Pulitzer Prize winning columnist for the New York Times
Category:Israel
Iran Fires on Israel for First Time Since April Ceasefire
Category:Israel
What Israelis Are Saying Right Now
Category:Rewind
This week a year ago