The city’s per-ride fees are expected to raise $16 million next year—$16 million that can get invested in public transit.

Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani may be the only man who can—but he’ll need help.

Bashar al-Assad is only in power because of Russia's support. His country is devastated.

Left without a hospital, some Puerto Ricans must travel by plane for lifesaving treatment.

The recent escalation of fighting is more likely to result in a stalemate than a cataclysm.

The former UN secretary-general, who died Saturday, showed what it meant to be a good international civil servant.

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