The conflict between the US-Israel alliance and Iran is intensifying as it heads into a second week, straining global supply chains and raising questions about price spikes not seen since the pandemic
MBS "has no love for the Iranian regime," says scholar Bernard Haykel. But the Saudi prince has a lot to fear if Iran ends up a failed state.
As Covid recedes, our memory of the crisis is softening. What we forget — about overwhelmed hospitals, uncertainty and tradeoffs — will shape how we respond to the next pandemic.
Host June Grasso speaks with prominent attorneys and legal scholars, analyzing major legal issues and cases in the news.
Iran’s missiles and drones forced Dubai’s bankers into their home offices and shattered the sense of safety in the blingy Gulf emirate.
"No one should have to die for a foreign country." As Trump demands Iran's unconditional surrender, a MAGA rift risks midterm seats
Nintendo filed a lawsuit in the US Court of International Trade on Friday, seeking a refund for duties it paid to the US government as a result of President Donald Trump’s tariffs
The US torpedoing of an Iranian warship in international waters off Sri Lanka’s coast signaled an alarming turn in the war in the Middle East. These maps show how the conflict reached the Indian Ocean.
President Donald Trump seems determined to carry on with business as usual, even though the war with Iran is an ever-present topic
President Donald Trump demanded Iran capitulate in the war’s seventh day, suggesting a longer timeframe for the conflict even amid energy-market tumult and worries about whether the US has the military stockpiles to carry on the fight indefinitely
Japan has asked the US to spare it from a planned tariff increase from 10% to 15% — underscoring fears that higher duties could hit the country’s automobile industry
The Justice Department released additional documents related to late, disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, including FBI interview notes about unverified allegations against Donald Trump
The US torpedoing of an Iranian warship in international waters off Sri Lanka’s coast signals an alarming turn in the war unfolding more than 2,000 miles (3,000 km) away in the Middle East
President Trump encouraged lawmakers to approve a national set of rules to bring stability to college sports, a landscape that has seen dramatic changes in recent years
Xi Jinping has long warned against “welfarism.” But if AI triggers mass layoffs, Beijing may have little choice but to rethink China’s social safety net.
Iran’s missiles and drones forced Dubai’s bankers into their home offices and shattered the sense of safety in the blingy Gulf emirate.
The escalating Iran conflict is disrupting oil and gas flows out of the Persian Gulf and driving up prices. Here's what to know
If Iran’s leadership is decapitated, what comes next? From regime survival to civil war, the futures now facing Tehran could reshape the Middle East.
Novo Nordisk plans to sell its weight-loss drugs on Hims' platform, sources say, ending a highly public feud between the two companies that spiraled into a legal battle last month
"Liberal” is often an insult in American politics. Yet the US may be liberalism’s greatest triumph — even as post-liberals on left and right turn against that inheritance.
A year after Trump’s tariffs pushed US alcohol off Canadian shelves, drinkers and bartenders are leaning into local spirits and inventing cocktails
Lines, influencers and giant cups of cream-topped soda: How Swig became one of America’s fastest-growing beverage brands
Canada’s boycott of US booze began a year ago with the first round of tariffs from the Trump administration. It has proven surprisingly durable. Read more in the Canada Daily newsletter.
After decades atop the thriller game, James Patterson is fending off waning sales by doubling down on collaborations—and dabbling in romantasy too
Trump signed an executive order aimed at fighting cybercrime, including fraud and extortion
The Kennedy Center is suing jazz musician Chuck Redd for canceling a Christmas Eve show over the board’s Dec. 18 vote to add Trump’s name to the performing arts venue
Teen Roblox creators are raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars a month from simple games, even as major studios cut jobs and cancel blockbusters.
In ‘Streetwise, Lloyd Blankfein doesn’t apologize for Goldman Sachs. He argues that its swagger and contradictions were the source of its power.
