Author: Christopher Moore

DAMASCUS, Syria – The crowd pushed forward, thousands cheering, waving and jostling around Al-Ashmar Square in Damascus, all positioning themselves to get the best view of an execution. “Hurry up,”…

WASHINGTON – The Air Force lieutenant colonel left the Pentagon one day and returned the next with a new name and gender identity. Bree Fram remembers the atmosphere in 2020…

In an effort to improve the American diet, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released a release Thursday a new definition what it means for a food to be considered…

As government agencies prepare for a possible shutdown, questions about the government's response to a potentially escalating H5N1 avian flu pandemic are top of mind for many public health and…

WASHINGTON – Senior US diplomats traveled to Damascus on Friday and met for the first time ever with the rebels who toppled longtime dictator Bashar al-Assad. Washington officially considers the…

In the six weeks since Donald Trump won the presidential election, Europe has braced for a U.S. administration that could strain traditional transatlantic alliances. This feeling of uncertainty has just…

WASHINGTON – The California-Florida rivalry reached its peak in November 2023 when Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, took on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, a Republican, on Fox News and asked…

Despite his promises, Donald Trump is not draining the swamp. Like everything else he touches, he just puts his own brand on it and sells it. And he conveys it:…

This country has always had a hypocritical relationship with the undocumented workers who keep America's agricultural, construction and hospitality industries running. On the one hand, we simply cannot function without…

BANGKOK— Japanese car factories in Thailand – which has been Southeast Asia's main auto production hub for decades – are closing or downsizing. Subaru said it would stop producing cars…