Новости за 16.10.2019

President Trump has faced overwhelming bipartisan criticism on Syria. Ukraine has also elicited broad concerns. Observers see a shift in values.

From California to Japan, the threat of natural disasters is pushing communities to move to small-scale power.

At a Monitor Breakfast, acting USCIS Director Ken Cuccinelli said, 'The question is, do you need congressional action or can the executive act on their own?'

Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s opponents may not win in a battle of plans. But attacking her honesty could undercut her image of combating corruption.

A law professor wins the presidency with his ideas – and actions – of equal opportunity for equality. Tunisia again inspires the Middle East on democracy’s fundamentals.

Climate change is is a threat for coastal cities. But some researchers see an opportunity to revitalize and rebrand northern communities.

If the opposition leader cannot safely return to South Sudan, the country could miss its Nov. 12 deadline to create a coalition government.

After water-supply scares this summer, Chennai is welcoming fall rains. But residents worry better planning is needed to avoid long-term water issues.

"Sometimes you got to wait for good things," said Nationals first baseman Ryan Zimmerman. His team swept the Cardinals to win the National League.

The U.S. has embraced exports. Canada keeps them out to manage its milk supply. Global markets pose a challenge to both.

She’d always been there for me in my career; it’s only fair that the tables would turn. The Ms. Senior Missouri USA pageant was her time to shine.

As Turkey tries to ride out an economic crisis, the incursion into Syria to fight Kurdish “terrorists” is already facing unanticipated costs.

Ohio used to be a key swing state in presidential elections. Democrats see an opening, but analysts wonder whether it’s still a political bellwether.