Tara Law

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What’s Next for Ukraine? An Expert Weighs In

Here's what we could expect from Ukraine's counter-offensive.

By Tara Law

10 Photographs of Florida's 1,000-Year Storm

Stunning images of the storm that brought 25.91 inches of rain to Fort Lauderdale within 24 hours—a potential Florida record.

By Tara Law and Eli Cohen

Why Hoax School Shooter ‘Swatting’ Calls Are Hard to Stop

And on March 29, a Pennsylvania high schooler sent a text to his family, “I love you all. There is an active shooter.” It was a hoax.

By Tara Law

Rescuing Ukraine's Children From Russia

Save Ukraine has brought 95 Ukrainian children home from Russia and Russian-occupied territory, says the NGO's founder, Mykola Kubela.

By Tara Law

Who Was the War Blogger Killed Russia?

Tatarsky, a boisterous supporter of the Russian war in Ukraine, was killed in an explosion in St. Petersburg.

By Tara Law

7 Democracies That Have Indicted Their Leaders

Trump's indictment is a first for the U.S.—but other democracies have routinely prosecuted leaders.

By Tara Law

The Real Reason Russia Charged a WSJ Reporter With Espionage

Experts on press freedom tell TIME that Russia’s claim he committed espionage is dubious.

By Tara Law

Over-The-Counter Narcan is a First Step

Prescriptionless Narcan could mean that more people have it on hand during an overdose, but there are still barriers to access.

By Tara Law

Why Russia to Move Nuclear Weapons to Belarus

In a first since the Cold War, Russia plans to move nuclear weapons abroad. But observers say Putin still isn’t likely to use the arsenal.

By Tara Law

Australia's Historic Indigenous Referendum

The profound constitutional change would create a new representative body known as the Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

By Tara Law

Miami Beach Never Wanted Spring Break Partiers, Mayor Says After Deadly Shootings

“I don't think we need to be an all-night party town. We offer so much more,” Mayor Dan Gelber says.

By Tara Law

Will Vladimir Putin Actually Be Arrested for ICC Warrant?

In a major step forward in the effort to recognize Russian crimes in Ukraine, the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Friday issued an arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

By Tara Law

Protests Sweep France Over Pension Reform

Amid weeks of protest, President Macron invoked an article to push through pension reform without a parliamentary vote.

By Tara Law

The U.S. Has a New Most Popular Dog Breed

A new dog breed has waddled its way into Americans’ hearts—but not without some controversy.

By Tara Law

Is Russia Committing Genocide? What Experts Say

There's evidence that Russian war crimes in Ukraine can be classified as genocide—but they might not meet the high bar of international law.

By Tara Law

How to Test Your Home's Air Quality and Make It Safer

From testing for common toxins like asbestos and radon to running an air purifier, here's how to reduce indoor air pollution.

By Tara Law

Ukrainians Question Navalny's Oscar Win

Politicians, scholars and Twitter users criticized the Academy for feting the Russian opposition leader while allegedly rejecting a message from Zelensky.

By Tara Law

Is the Marijuana Legalization Movement in Trouble?

Voters in Oklahoma resoundingly rejected a legalization measure on the ballot Tuesday—following rejections in 2022 in three other states

By Tara Law

California Gov. Says 'We're Done' With Walgreens After Abortion Pill Policy

California Governor Gavin Newsom declared that the state will stop doing business with Walgreens after the drugstore chain said it will not distribute mifepristone in some states where the abortion remains legal.

By Tara Law

Russia Accuses Ukraine of Cross-Border Attacks

As the Battle of Bakhmut rages on, the Kremlin has accused Ukraine of cross-border drone attacks in Crimea and Russia.

By Tara Law
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