Gaza City — The quiet that people prayed for arrived in fragments, a lull in a long season of alarms, a crowd singing in Tel Aviv as lists moved across desks and
Gaza City — the promise of quiet arrived in whispers before dawn and then, suddenly, as a chorus. In Gaza’s battered neighborhoods, families murmured that the guns might go silent. In Tel Aviv’s
Khan Younis — The war followed people even as they fled. Hours after families left cramped classrooms and tarpaulin tents to hunt for bread or a phone charge, blasts again tore through
Cairo — Hamas said on Saturday that it has not been presented with any formal plan from Washington to halt the war in Gaza, even as Israeli forces pushed deeper into Gaza
Gaza City — The morning broke with the sound of proximity: drones tracing circles at roof height, the percussive thud of artillery, the rush to stairwells that are no longer safe. By
Gaza City — The morning began with a roar that Gaza has come to recognize and dread. By midday, the fragments of a family home in the crowded central town of Az-Zawayda
Atlanta — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning that a stubborn class of drug resistant bacteria is spreading faster across the United States than hospitals and laboratories can track.
Global health agencies moved to calm a storm of anxiety among pregnant women after President Donald Trump urged them to avoid Tylenol during United Nations week, reviving debunked doubts about vaccines and
New York — A coalition of 25 countries and the European Union called on Israel to immediately restore a medical corridor from Gaza to the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, arguing
New York — The 80th United Nations General Assembly opened on Tuesday with the hall’s familiar choreography and an unfamiliar mood. As Secretary-General António Guterres and General Assembly President Annalena Baerbock set
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