Austin Mitchell

An address by the Russian president on Monday revealed some of the thinking behind the aggression and hinted at his wider intentions.

Ukraine’s government said it faced “a full-scale attack from multiple directions.” World leaders condemned President Vladimir Putin’s actions.

Inside the Times investigation into a web page that facilitates suicide, and why it has proved so difficult to shut down.

How an export ban has left millions of people without coronavirus vaccines and imperiled the reputation of the Serum Institute of India, the world’s largest vaccine maker.

Why did the leader of Belarus force a commercial airplane to land? Who was he after? And what might happen next?

Gazans are down to about five hours of electricity a day and half their usual water supply. Palestinian officials say 120 people have been killed there and 900 wounded. Eight Israelis, including a soldier, have been killed, the authorities said.

Rockets, airstrikes and mob violence: Why is this happening now, and how much worse could it get?

What the spectacular fall of a breakaway tournament for European soccer says about the future of the world’s biggest sport.

Following the 2020 election, Georgia Republicans have restricted voting rights. Other states are likely to follow suit.

Trump White House Changes Its Story on Michael Flynn  The New York Times

Analysts have used other evidence to conclude that the transfers were most likely part of an effort to offer payments to Taliban-linked militants to kill American and coalition troops in Afghanistan.

This is what happened when a fortified police line met a wave of peaceful demonstrators in New York.

This is the story of the biggest earthquake ever recorded in North America — and the voice that told Anchorage’s story in the aftermath.

In this excerpt from a new Times podcast, Cheryl Strayed calls up author George Saunders, her old friend and mentor.

A writer for The Times Magazine takes us through the music that’s been moving him lately.