Although the Air India crash has rattled the public, planes remain one of the safest modes of transportation.

Netanyahu seeks to raise pressure on Tehran, while Trump says Israel strike “could very well happen” if diplomacy fails.

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Tehran’s new nuclear steps cast a fresh shadow over its struggling talks with Washington.

Congress can reaffirm the principle that his successor must be chosen by Tibetans.

Trump holds a political rally at an Army base and takes joy in sending troops to L.A. We don’t do that.

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Tehran is making a mockery of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

With one exception, his committee members seem to know little about vaccines.