Karl Vick

With the Iranian regime cutting internet access, activists want Elon Musk’s satellite internet system in place as a backup

For every topic we asked about, more people judged it to be bumming out the country than said it was bothering them personally

The thousands dead after Libya’s flooding may, officially, be recorded as victims of an act of God. But if anything is clear in the last days of the incendiary summer of 2023, it’s that human decisions factored in every life lost.

The Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi’s account of a fire last year inside Evin Prison in Tehran

A new book tells in moving detail the story of a Palestinian man searching for his son.

In one chaotic morning, everything was overwhelmed as a shocking raid by Hamas killed hundreds, and challenged a long-held strategy.

A former top Israeli intelligence chief on what comes next in Gaza, the scale of atrocities by Hamas, and the fate of the hostages

The most consequential acts in Israel and Gaza may have been the least noticed, carried out by those whom leaders had failed. Here are their stories.

Gaza’s food supplies were at risk of weaponization well before the current conflict.

For the families pressing relentlessly for the release of their loved ones taken hostage on Oct. 7, moving forward is a contradiction.