HOLLIE McKAY
Ms. McKay is a war and humanitarian-focused international correspondent and…
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That Flashy TikTok Video Your Child Is Watching May Be a Recruitment Ad for a Mexican Drug Cartel
Analysts say the cartels are using social media much as any other business or organization, confounding the efforts of hosting companies to identify and take down their accounts.
Iran Works in the Shadows To Rebuild Its Nuclear Program After American and Israeli Airstrikes
Military planners are quietly seeking to determine how far they have gotten and what to do next.
A ‘Syrian’ Artist: The Confusing Identity of Mamdani’s American-Born Wife
‘A Damascus-born artist fits neatly into the progressive, global narrative that wins cultural points — even if it’s technically not true,’ a culture expert tells the Sun.
In Fits and Starts, Western North Carolina Hobbles Toward Recovery One Year After Helene
One of the most visible fronts of recovery has been the restoration of roads, highways, and vital utility systems. Yet even there, progress is uneven.
Called Out by Trump, the United Nations Is Forced To Confront a Record of Failure
Successes in slowing nuclear proliferation and easing world hunger are overshadowed by political deadlock and the hostile takeover of bodies like the Human Rights Council.
Accountability or Instability: What Does Joseph Kabila’s Death Sentence Mean for Congo?
Human Rights advocates warn that the sentencing in absentia of the former president will be seen as a political vendetta staged by the nation’s current leader.
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