During a press conference at the NATO summit, Rutte referred to Trump as “daddy” as the president addressed his heated ...

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After surviving many close calls as a war correspondent, Norland was diagnosed with a lethal brain tumor in 2019. He died June 22. In this 2024 interview, he reflected on facing mortality.

Rod Nordland, a reporter who for four decades covered most of the world’s major wars for The New York Times and other publications, before turning his journalistic attention to his own life ...

The veteran war photojournalist Don McCullin recently made some headlines when he said that he felt like he’d been “stealing ...

In the late 1930s, he was a roving correspondent, traveling more than 200,000 miles around the U.S., telling the stories of ordinary Americans caught up in the Great Depression.

The rise of a toxic online politics.

Exhibition on Korean War correspondent This photo, taken June 19, 2025, shows an exhibit about Jack James, the late correspondent of the United Press International news agency, during a media ...

The breakout NBC reporter of the 1991 Persian Gulf War weighs the pros and (mostly) cons of U.S. involvement in another Middle East conflict — and assesses the abilities of today's news media to ...

Following the success of God of War: Ragnarok, Sony Santa Monica is allegedly working on a new spin-off Metroidvania. After the game’s absence from Sony’s largely underwhelming 2025 E3-season ...

Rod Nordland, a reporter who for four decades covered most of the world's major wars for The New York Times and other publications, before turning his journalistic attention to his own life after ...