Eric Nagourney

President Trump has vowed to expel criminals, but a photo of a convicted killer being brought to the U.S. in a prisoner swap sends another message.

A U.N.-backed panel of experts said the war with Hamas had created a catastrophic lack of food, but stopped short of declaring a famine.

In Gaza, a Ramadan Among the Ruins

General Mousavi, who was killed on a farm outside Damascus, was said to have been involved in arming Hezbollah. Israeli officials said they were preparing for possible retaliation.

With tensions running high in the South China Sea over territorial rights, the Philippines offered a direct challenge to Beijing by instructing its Coast Guard to haul away a Chinese barrier.

A powerful mercenary chief sent his forces on the move against the Russian military establishment, raising tensions in the country to a level not seen in decades.

The authorities have so far made one arrest in the case, Jack Teixeira, a 21-year-old air national guardsman. But many questions remain about the classified documents that have been appearing online.

War has forced Ukraine to become skilled at treating amputees, but there are too many for its overtaxed medical workers. Some are finding their way to a prosthetics clinic in Minnesota.

Here’s a guide to how the biggest war in Europe since World War II came about, and what’s at stake for Russia and the world.

There were nearly as many journalists killed in Mexico alone as there were in Ukraine.