What Biden’s Anger Could Mean for Israel, and a Look at the Drama at Disney

But Trump’s share of the Latino vote has continued to rise. A survey conducted by Public Opinion Strategies and Univision last October found that while Biden took approximately 65 percent of the Latino vote in 2020, only 35 percent of respondents were committed to voting for him again this year….

At his senate confirmation last February, Daniel Werfel told lawmakers that if given the job of Internal Revenue Service commissioner he would work to increase “public trust” in the beleaguered agency and use the $80 billion that Congress had granted it to build a “more modern and high performing” organization….

During New York City’s crack era in the early 1990s, with homicide tallies five times those of today, the authorities resorted to ruthless law enforcement. “The police would pull your car over at will, just because you were Black, and go through the car and your pockets,” said Derrick Hamilton,…

The December day in 2021 that set off a revolution across the videogame industry appeared to start innocuously enough. Managers at a Wisconsin studio called Raven began meeting one by one with quality assurance testers, who vet video games for bugs, to announce that the company was overhauling their department….

On a recent cloudy afternoon, the remains of three Russian soldiers were buried in virtual secrecy in a small corner of northeastern France. There were no Russian officials at the funeral. No Russian flag was hoisted. No Russian anthem was played. The soldiers had died on the French battlefield more…