Ballots in two states deliver the first far-right victory in Germany since the end of World War II—and a fresh embarrassment for Olaf Scholz’s government
Stop checking emails and worrying over to-do lists. It turns out that everything can wait.
When the creator of iconic stilettos beloved by Beyoncé and Carrie Bradshaw fell hard for Kerdalo, he almost gave up shoemaking to become a garden designer.
The victims were previously thought to be alive, raising concerns about the fate of those who remain captive.
Once an escape from Washington, Los Angeles is now giving the vice president access to powerful Hollywood neighbors and help in the race for the White House
Björn Höcke wants to be the first politician to head a far-right government in postwar Germany. Polls say he has a chance.
Presidential nominee and running mate Tim Walz discuss immigration, Gaza, climate change in television interview
Ruling in South Korea says lack of specific emissions targets in coming decades is unconstitutional for placing excessive burden on future generations
Kyiv recently received six of the planes to boost its fight against Russia, a key symbol of U.S. support
Israeli forces are engaged in a major operation targeting militants in the Palestinian territory
Thrive Capital and Microsoft are among investors putting several billion dollars into ChatGPT maker
Justices leave in place lower-court orders blocking Biden administration from extending Title IX
Democrats challenge certification rules in Georgia, while GOP targets registration procedures in Arizona and North Carolina
Macron asserts politics didn’t play role in arrest of tech entrepreneur Durov
Meta CEO also says he won’t repeat 2020 efforts to fund local elections, which Republicans criticized as ‘Zuckerbucks’
Col. Gen. Alexander Lapin dismantled a council that oversaw security in the Kursk province in the months before Ukrainian troops invaded
Casualties are limited after strikes by 100 Israeli jets and hundreds of Hezbollah rockets, though dangers remain
Young people are staying up late, consuming excess caffeine and crashing during school
Some say the country is getting too prudish. Naturists want more people to put skin in the game
Military says it acted after seeing preparations for an extensive attack by Hezbollah