World

When the avalanche hit Everest, mountaineer Gabriel Filippi sprinted for his life. He emerged to find an unthinkable disaster.

Dimitri Reeves took to the tense streets of Baltimore and tried to calm things the only way he knew how: with the power of music and dance

Montreal climber Gabriel Filippi was on Everest when a Nepal earthquake triggered a deadly avalanche. His footage from southern base camp, the day after

How an African-American neurosurgeon with no political experience has become a top candidate for the Republican nomination for president

One hundred years on, denial of the Armenian Genocide continues, but the tide of history is finally turning

Why Europe can’t afford to turn asylum seekers away at its borders

With one of the bombers facing the death penalty, the marathon went on defiantly but still different than before

Michael Petrou on tears at the UN, and the failure of the 2013 agreement aimed at eradicating Syria’s chemical weapons

An anthropologist explains the significance of an effort to exhume the remains of those killed on the USS Oklahoma

After a chase lasting 110 days—the world’s longest maritime pursuit—the Sea Shepherd Society finally got its catch