World
Watch: What happens now after close vote in Israeli election?
Polls have closed in the Israeli election, but there is no clear winner.
World
Mahmoud Khalil credits Palestinian activism for reshaping US politics
Khalil returned to Columbia University to discuss his memoir detailing his arrest and detention by US immigration agents
Finance
US, Australia Pledge to ‘Swiftly Execute’ Defense Collaboration
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and his Australian counterpart agreed Wednesday on the need to “swiftly execute” defen
World
Israel Election Live Updates: Rivals Strike Tone of Triumph, but Outcome Is Far From Clear
Addressing supporters after midnight, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, who leads a bloc of oppositio
Gaming
Robinhood’s Tenev warns US tokenization uncertainty deters ‘serious assets’
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev says tokenized equities need more than a temporary SEC exemption to flourish in the US.
Finance
Luxury cruise passengers stranded in Cambodia due to soaring fuel costs
The Villa Vie Odyssey suspends its voyage and is working with passengers on "temporary living arrangements".
World
Hong Kong’s Property Market Is (Literally) the Stuff of Horror Movies
In the city’s “apartment horror” films, one of the world’s least affordable housing markets is a backdrop for exploring
Finance
US-Friendly Nations Slash Treasury Purchases by 60%, Led by Asia
Being one of Washington’s closest partners no longer means reliably funding the US deficit.
World
Global stock markets rise as investors continue to bet on AI
Asian stock markets rise, following gains on Wall Street.
Gaming
Coinbase says user funds are safe after third-party vendor exposes customer contact info
The crypto exchange says an incident at analytics firm Amplitude exposed some customer contact information, but insists
World
Syria-Jordan border reopens amid probe into deadly air strikes
Foreign ministers form security committee to share intelligence and follow up on impact of Jordan's strikes on Syria.
Finance
Chinese Government to Speed Bond Sales to Stimulate Growth
China’s central and local governments will probably raise at least a net 2.2 trillion yuan ($330 billion) in bond sales