Evan Annett

The U.S. President has promised mass deportations, military resources for the U.S.-Mexico border and other measures. Here’s what you need to know

Out of thousands of photographs, these ones stood out for their ability to make people laugh – one of the goals of a contest that seeks to build empathy with nature

Globe photojournalists in Lebanon capture three weeks of woe, and the people enduring it

Why are these Summer Games so purple? Learn about the art, science and history of how organizers choose their official colours

Submersible drones with state-of-the-art cameras, guided by photographers at the Olympic poolside, give fans an in-depth look at the world’s elite swimmers. Here are some of the best views so far

At the Quebec Winter Carnival, ice-canoe racing came back with an icy vengeance this weekend

From the streets of Gaza to Hamas’s network of tunnels below, Israeli troops are fighting the militant groups that attacked their country on Oct. 7

Ontario is widening its rent-control rules and taking some pages from B.C.’s playbook to bring skyrocketing housing prices down. Here’s what you need to know

It’s a term with a lot of pejorative and partisan baggage, but ‘fake news’ describes a real problem: Media that’s custom-made to fool you. Globe digital editor Evan Annett offers some pointers on how to avoid falling for hoaxes

Charlie Hebdo is one of several satirical European media outlets whose perceived insults against Muslims have triggered worldwide protests and assassination plots in the past