World
Venezuela’s Post-Quake Politics
People are openly and forcefully voicing their anger at the government for the first time in years.
World
Japan Is Building a New Intelligence Agency With Help From the West
Facing threats from Russia and China, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is breaking with World War II-era limits on security
World
US and Iran trade fire as tensions rise over Strait of Hormuz
Within hours of fresh US strikes, Iran said it had struck US military bases in Jordan and Bahrain.
World
Live Updates: Cease-Fire Unraveling as U.S. and Iran Trade Strikes Again
The U.S. military said that it had hit dozens of Iranian targets in its latest salvo. Iran’s army said that it had fired
Finance
El Niño and Iran War Team Up in a Food Squeeze
US consumers are already on edge after prices never fell from post-Covid inflation.
Entertainment
Jay-Z’s Third Yankee Stadium Concert Plagued by Hours-Long Delay After Security Breach
Jay-Z’s third and most hotly anticipated concert at Yankee Stadium on Sunday night was plagued by a nearly four-hour del
World
It’s the Scent of Manure to Most, but ‘the Smell of Money’ to Them
The Netherlands has been trying to figure out what to do with manure it can no longer use thanks to environmental rules.
World
Mastermind of €88m Louvre heist thought they ‘could have taken more’
Alleged thieves in October 2025 robbery damaged a gem-encrusted crown worn in the 19th century by Empress Eugénie Two me
Sports
Bombs, blood, ambushes - football coaching with the army
From kidnappings to invasions, military training takes football coaches out of their comfort zone as part of the Footbal
World
Fire in Bangkok Bar Leaves at Least 27 Dead
The fast-moving blaze sent people fleeing toward the bathroom to hide, officials said. Their bodies were found there, ra
Finance
Gold Bars, Cash Mark Fall of Indonesia’s Top Graft Hunter
Rows of gold bars, stacks of US and Singapore dollars and seven suitcases found inside a locked safe have become the def
World
Planes sent to tackle wildfires of 'exceptional scale' near Paris
It was the first time firefighting planes had been sent up from the normally drier and hotter south of the country to ta