Why is El Salvador’s President Bukele targeting foreign-funded nonprofits?
A new law, championed by President Nayib Bukele, is seen by advocates as an effort to stifle dissent in El…
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Why Making an iPhone in the U.S. Would Be So Difficult
Apple has resisted pressure to make its most important product in the United States since 2016, and instead has moved…
Josh Paul resigned over Gaza. What comes next?
Why resigning from the US government wasn’t enough for one official who stepped down.
Why the Colorado Rockies are every bookmaker’s nightmare
Colorado has been dreadful in 2025, and sportsbooks are as unhappy about that as Rockies fans.
Helldivers 2 and Palworld devs wish players understood that ‘easy’ additions and updates are sometimes really hard: ‘That’s half a year’s work. That takes six months’
I don’t envy game developers sometimes, nor do I envy the assumptions they have to hear time and time again…
Borders and ballots: Why Essequibo is controversial in Venezuela’s election
Guyana has claimed the resource-rich region of Essequibo. But so has Venezuela. Will a new election ratchet up tensions?
The NFL’s most underrated players: Why Brock Purdy, Zach Ertz and Christian Benford deserve more credit
Who are the most underappreciated players in the NFL? We picked one at 12 different positions, including a veteran tight…
Why scheduling sex won’t work for some couples
The concept of scheduling sex can be helpful for couples who need to make time and space for intimacy, but…
Why the Army feels safe resuming horse-drawn funeral carriages at Arlington
Following a two-year pause, the U.S. Army’s Old Guard will in June resume its solemn duty of using horse-drawn caissons…
Why expanding compensation for ranchers after wolf damage could save the state thousands of dollars
Under the direction of a veterinarian, Don Gittleson cared for a cow bit by a wolf. His claim was recommended…
