Karl Vick

Hamas credits the floridly pro-Israel U.S. President with coercing Benjamin Netanyahu into accepting a ceasefire deal.

Iran has spent most of this century as the region’s rising power.

In Tehran, there is evidence the regime is gaining ground with a public it had largely lost.

The renowned rights advocate called on other Nobel Peace Prize winners to amplify the call for an end to the Israel-Iran war.

Israel strikes Iran after neutralizing Hezbollah as Tehran’s response falters, exposing deep regional shifts and vulnerabilities.

Mahrang Baloch, a prominent champion of human rights for Pakistan’s ethnic Baloch minority, was included in last year’s TIME100 Next list of the world’s emerging leaders.

A federal jury returned guilty verdicts against two Eastern European self-described gangsters hired by Iran to send a hit man to kill Masih Alinejad at her Brooklyn home.

More than 600 pop-up community centers, known as Emergency Response Rooms (ERRs), are now in operation

The Nobel laureate discusses reading 'The Handmaid's Tale' in an Iranian prison.

The U.N. official discusses the Israel-Hamas War, his agency's neutrality, and what could come next.

The Holocaust historian on the global rise in antisemitism, the competing traumas of Oct. 7 and Gaza, and being played by Rachel Weisz.

The architect of the worst terrorist attack in Israel’s history was killed after a year of war he ignited

Compared to other plots against Trump, Asif Merchant's alleged scheme has drawn little attention—but may reveal the most.

In the wake of 9/11, engineers became "second responders," keeping New York City safe from behind the scenes

The growing evidence that—even heading into this year’s election—Americans are less divided than you may think.

The region must confront an essential question.

President Ebrahim Raisi’s helicopter crashed in the northwest of Iran on Sunday, May 19.

Student photojournalists from across the country tell the stories of the campus protests.

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

Find out why Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani is one of the 100 most influential people of 2024.