Francis Clifford Smith spent over 70 years in a Connecticut prison, avoiding the death sentence 8 times, for a 1949 murder he always denied committing

Researcher Nikos Mavridis examines Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” as a sweeping cinematic narrative about U.S. hegemony, the crisis of globalization and the parallels between the Bronze Age and the age of AI

Johnny Dijulius landed at the famous Navagio Beach by paraglider to propose to his partner, despite an access ban imposed because of the risk of landslides.

A senior U.N. official says the region is likely to face severe weather from October through December, compounding agricultural disruptions linked to supply shortages caused by the Strait of Hormuz conflict

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he would review the map's omissions after facing backlash from leaders of several historic immigrant communities

In Trump’s Washington, Turkey is no longer the problem ally. It’s increasingly being treated as a model. Now, a proposed engine sale for Turkey’s KAAN fighter jet has become an early measure of whether lawmakers can still hold the line against Ankara’s return to the F-35 program

The American experiment endures not because it was perfect, but because its institutions allowed constant correction

The administration has framed the sale as a licensable export after a review of political, military, economic, human rights and arms control considerations

Kerry Needham vows to write to Greek PM Mitsotakis after another lead in her 35-year search for her missing son goes cold