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Trump Safe After Another Apparent Assassination Attempt

Gunman took off in a vehicle and is now in custody

How Not to Look Retired, Even When You Are? Chic Older Women Have Some Fashion Tips.

Choosing clothes when you’re free of work can be liberating—and challenging. To look wiser, not just older, consider these fashion swaps.

U.K. Prime Minister and Biden Discuss Allowing Ukraine’s Use of Long-Range Missiles Inside Russia

The White House meeting between the two leaders comes as Putin warns that a decision would put NATO ‘at war’ with Moscow

The Secret to Finding Great Meals While Traveling (Hint: It Doesn’t Involve the Internet)

Far too often, when on the road, we start googling as soon as mealtime approaches. As these seasoned travelers and enthusiastic eaters show, sniffing out dinner the old-fashioned way can reap greater rewards.

Bosses Are Finding Ways to Pay Workers Less

After a tumble in pay for white-collar job openings, wages for new hires in many blue-collar sectors are now falling

We Now Know Why Earth Vibrated for Nine Days in 2023

An earth-science detective squad has solved the mystery of a puzzling disturbance that rattled the planet

The Separate Realities of Living in Lebanon: Raves in the North, Rockets in the South

The fighting with Israel has destroyed part of the country and spared the other, but the divide might not hold

‘A Lot of Things Can Be Stopped.’ The New Teams In the Business of Preventing School Shootings.

In the growing field of threat assessment, professionals say there is a way to stop perpetrators long before they pick up guns.

Violent Drug Gangs Bring Mayhem to Western Europe

Dutch cocaine kingpin sentenced to life in prison after deadly crime spree; ‘violence is destabilizing society’

Ukraine Pressed to Think About a Plan B for War With Russia

As Russia advances, Western officials want Kyiv to spell out realistic war goals

Harris Baits Trump in Fiery Presidential Debate

The candidates squared off in Philadelphia with polls essentially tied eight weeks before Election Day

Europe’s Populist Surge Isn’t Only About Immigration, It Is About Fading Trust

Pollsters and analysts think a key underlying motivator for voters is dwindling confidence in their governments

Hardened Voter Pessimism About America’s Trajectory Begins to Soften

WSJ poll finds that the share who say the U.S. is headed in the right direction is the highest since at least 2021

Gaza Authorities Say Deadly Blasts Hit Humanitarian Zone

Israel’s military says it struck a Hamas command-and-control center.

How Trump and Harris Compare on Key Policy Issues

A guide to where the candidates stand on taxes, healthcare, immigration, abortion access, foreign affairs and other topics

‘Don’t Shoot! I’m Farhan’: Israeli Hostage’s Captivity Ends With a Cry in a Tunnel

Rescued Israeli Muslim had lost hope of being freed

‘Super Mario’ Draghi Pitches Radical Change to Fix Europe’s Economy

Former ECB chief urges EU to unleash subsidies and loosen rules to compete with U.S. and China

Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, to Return to Royal Duties After Completing Chemo

Princess says she will continue to take each day as it comes

The World Isn’t Actually Going to Hell in a Handbasket

Human beings have been complaining about a moral decline since, well, forever

On Day 330, Rachel Goldberg-Polin’s Long Fight to Free Her Son Ended in Tragedy

Hersh Goldberg-Polin’s mother became a tireless advocate for his release after he was taken by Hamas. On Monday, she buried him.