Don’t forget the Ukraine refugee crisis
No, it’s not like Syria. For several reasons.
The war in Ukraine highlights the limits of Facebook’s oversight board
Weeks into the war, the board is set to take up a slice of the company's response.
Congress could create a bipartisan coronavirus pandemic review
So far, Democrats and Republicans have headed up different probes.
The SEC will propose a historic climate disclosure rule. Here's what to know.
The new proposal would require hundreds of businesses to measure and disclose greenhouse gas emissions in a standardized way for the first time.
The U.S. could publicize any Russian election hacking plans much faster
Researchers want to rapidly declassify anything Putin’s planning for 2022 and 2024.
Zelensky looks to turn the plaudits he's earned into the assistance he wants
Zelensky is likely to ramp up pressure on the United States to provide air defense assistance and impose a “no-fly zone," which the administration has declined to do so far out of fear that such moves could further provoke Russia.
U.S. to China: Don’t try to 'bail Russia out' over Ukraine
National security adviser Sullivan holds talks with Beijing in Rome
Humanitarian groups feeling the impact of digital ad halts in Russia, Ukraine
Tech companies’ broad restrictions are causing ‘collateral damage,’ advocates say.
House Democrats urge Biden to restart spending bill negotiations and prioritize climate change
More than 80 House Democrats sent a letter to President Biden on Monday urging him to restart negotiations over his stalled social spending bill in the Senate.
This abortion rights group is fighting back in a tough environment
Emily's List has endorsed more than 50 candidates.
Russia’s becoming more digitally isolated
That will make its citizens more vulnerable to hacking.
Earmarks are back and members in both parties are loving them
Earmarks disappeared from the congressional landscape more than 10 years ago after being derided as emblematic of Washington's corruption and excess.
China’s ‘unsettled’ by Ukraine but still tight with Russia, U.S. officials say
An assessment that raises questions about Beijing’s ties with Moscow
Amid industry pressure, tech companies are starting to rally behind kids' safety bills
Gaming platform Roblox is the first to endorse a sweeping California measure.
How the pandemic may fundamentally change the health-care system
Two years since the World Health Organization declared a pandemic, we explore how the health-care system has changed for good.
Check your utility bill. You might be paying for a trade group to fight climate policy.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is weighing whether utility companies should be allowed to continue charging customers for their trade association dues.
New hacking disclosure requirements could make cyberspace less opaque
Changes at CISA and the SEC could transform government cyber policy
McCaul: 'I'm astounded that Zelensky’s still alive'
Theo sat down this week with the top Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee to talk about Ukraine and Marianna Sotomayor fills us in on the mood at the House Democrats' retreat in Philadelphia.
Zelensky’s influence hits some walls in Washington
Scrapping the warplanes deal is the latest sign.
Human rights groups warn that more sanctions could hurt Russian Internet access
In a letter to Biden, they voice concern about "growing calls to interfere with the Russian people’s access to the internet."