The tug of war between Denmark and America over Greenland is about much more than Donald Trump’s trademark bluster. It is also a story of colonialism, superpower rivalry and a misprint on a map.

Erin Davis/Axios Visuals A week-long, unusually cold Arctic outbreak is set to bring frigid mid-February conditions to most locations east of the Rockies beginning Sunday. Why it matters: This event ...

India would not be disadvantaged by the new world order; on the contrary, despite its previous support for the post-World War ...

The island hosts an American super-strategic airbase (meaning it easily handles heavy bombers and air tankers that can refuel ...

Back then, it was a regional list, conceived as an objective way to determine which mountains in the Indonesian archipelago would probably be worth attempting to hike at weekends. We developed the ...

Trump believes that America’s greatness depends on hegemony and expansionism. Nothing could be further from the truth. True greatness comes from standing with the people, serving their interests, and ...

Extensive evidence, including global temperature and sea ice data, shows Earth's climate is changing due to human activity.

The New York Times is tracking the actions and significant statements of President Trump and his administration during the ...

Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, have been making deals and raking in money ever since Trump won the election, including a ...

President Donald Trump and his team view the Environmental Protection Agency as a threat to US prosperity. Workers have been ...

Fear and loathing: “A majority of European countries do not want to lose face and are still not thinking in terms of the new Trump framework,” a European official tells POLITICO’s Laura Kayali and ...