Reis Thebault

Arab and Muslim Americans suddenly find themselves making constant calculations about even the simplest parts of their days, worried about being targeted.

Over the last century, the Hollywood sign has mirrored the strife and success of the city below it. As the famous landmark turns 100, the vibes aren’t good in L.A.

Traces of the former mayor and longtime U.S. senator abound, as do residents’ memories of her. “She gave a lot to the city,” one says.

Recent rainstorms in California brought flooding, mudslides and damage across the state. But for winemakers the deluge has been welcomed like a godsend.

Satellite images appear to show damaged planes at the Saki Air Base in Crimea. The U.N. Security Council could meet over the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant.

The first grain ship to leave Odessa is headed to Lebanon with more than 26,000 metric tons of corn after a three-hour inspection Wednesday in Turkish waters.

Russia targeted the region of Odessa with missiles early Tuesday, Ukrainian authorities said, with attacks also reported on Kharkiv in the north and Mykolaiv in the south.

With Ukrainian first lady Olena Zelenska in Washington, the White House warned that Moscow is seeking to annex parts of Ukraine’s east and south.

Moscow has for weeks been amassing troops and supplies in preparation for its renewed assault on the Donbas region, which became the Kremlin’s primary focus after its forces failed to capture Kyiv during the first phase of the invasion.

“Say that people matter, freedom matters, Peace matters. Ukraine matters,” Zelensky said.