Our journalists in Washington responded to readers’ questions about the Ukraine dispute and the impeachment process. By The New York Times After House Democrats took the extraordinary step this week ...

Twemoji (question mark image) and Just_Super from Getty Images Signature (AI photograph). And yet, as we continue to raise important questions about AI while adapting to it, surprisingly few questions ...

Boris Johnson will come under scrutiny for his government's response during the first year of the pandemic as he faces the Covid inquiry this week. The former prime minister will give evidence on ...

Chris Zebrowski has received funding from the ESRC (UKRI) for a project titled 'Enhancing the use of ResilienceDirect in the Covid-19 response: a comparative analysis of Local Resilience Forums' ...

Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan has his Senate confirmation hearing Wednesday to become the next U.S. ambassador to Russia. He may face some tough questions on Ukraine. The House impeachment ...

The demise of an independent panel to investigate the riot means that the country is unlikely to get a definitive accounting for one of the most serious domestic attacks on the government in history.

The Lampard Inquiry will resume on 2 February 2026.

Australian National University provides funding as a member of The Conversation AU. On Friday Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said he expected a final report by June, just seven months after the issues ...

Air Quality Inquiry team and high school teachers at the Union Colony Preparatory and Greeley Central High School symposium. From left to right: Evan Coffey, Leighanna Hinojosa, Narelle Kipple, Liz ...

The second and final day of questions comes before a critical vote, expected Friday, on whether to call witnesses. Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the House voted to send impeachment articles against ...