“I don’t know what the difference is, why you have to be treated discriminately,” an Afghan refugee said of Japan’s immigration policy.
Surreal Photos From the Taliban’s First Year Back in Power
Afghan society has undergone a dramatic transformation since the Taliban swept to power one year ago.
Foreign Fighters Are Becoming Battle-Hardened, and Dying, in Ukraine
At the start of the war, many foreign volunteers thought they were "cannon fodder." But nearly six months later, foreign fighters, including many Americans, are seen as key part of the Ukrainian war effort.
How People Get Caught for Self-Managed Abortions—and Who Tips Off the Police
At least 61 people were criminalized for alleged self-managed abortions between 2000 and 2020.
The DOJ Wants to Show Everyone the Trump Search Warrant
The move to unseal the warrant could reveal fresh details about what prompted the FBI to retrieve documents from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago property.
FBI ‘Lied’ About Its Intentions, Planned to Seize Contents of Private Vaults, Lawyers Say
“Ultimately, the lure of civil forfeiture turned these federal cops into robbers,” a lawyer for a firm representing people swept up in an overly broad government seizure said.