The joint interview, set to air at 9 p.m. Eastern time, is the first time the vice president has had to answer extended questions from a reporter since President Biden dropped out of the race.
The MV Delta Sounion was carrying a million barrels of crude oil when it was attacked by Houthi rebels. Burning and unmanned, it now poses an environmental risk.
The indictment of Telegram founder Pavel Durov in an investigation into illegal activity on the messaging app has raised concerns about the personal liability of tech executives.
After weeks of regional fears of a wider war, Hezbollah’s limited attack on Israel suggests that Iran, like its ally, wants to limit the risk of escalation.
For many, Covid is increasingly being treated like a common cold. A sore throat and canceled plans bring a new, disconcerting criticism from friends: You shouldn’t have gotten tested.
Powerful guided "glide bombs" have helped Russia level entire cities with ever-increasing speed. "When you enter a ruined city, it's like despair," one soldier said.
When the messaging app's founder, Pavel Durov, was arrested, he received an outpouring of support from the multibillion-dollar industry that relies on it.