The Jan. 6 Inquiry Three Years On, and a PepsiCo Boycott in France

Mojo Nixon, the rabble-rousing psychobilly musician and radio host who shot to fame with his satirical 1987 hit “Elvis Is Everywhere,” died on Wednesday aboard a country music cruise that he was co-hosting. He was 66. His death was confirmed by Matt Eskey, the director of a 2020 documentary film…

BRUSSELS — The race is on. As columns of Russian troops began pouring into Ukraine nearly two months ago, the United States and its allies started supplying Kyiv with weapons for what many expected to be a short war: sniper rifles, helmets, medical kits, encrypted communications, lots of bullets and…

A bipartisan group of senators has agreed on a compromise to crack down on the surge of migrants across the United States border with Mexico, including reducing the number who are allowed to live and work in the country temporarily, but a final deal depends on resolving critical funding disputes….

A New York City subway rider died on Thursday after his pants became caught in the doors of a Q train late Wednesday night as he exited, causing him to be dragged along the platform and then onto the tracks, the police said. The episode took place just before midnight…

Simply put, while you might be able to lie to the public in Georgia — or even lie to public officials on matters outside the scope of their duties — when you lie to state officials about important or meaningful facts in matters they directly oversee, you’re going to risk…

Mayor Eric Adams of New York tested positive for Covid on Monday, prompting him to cancel two scheduled events and withdraw from the public eye as federal investigations swirl around him and members of his inner circle. The positive test result was confirmed by Fabien Levy, the deputy mayor for…