Brian Thompson was shot near the Hilton Hotel in Midtown; suspect still at large
Leader Yoon Suk Yeol’s reversal ends a tense night in Seoul
Trump’s promised tariffs on Chinese goods offer an opening for India but the travails of its garment industry are a cautionary tale
The U.S. should rethink its close ties with Hong Kong’s banking sector, leaders of an influential House committee say
The election is leading to a return of personal lobbying by CEOs, hoping to develop ties with the new administration; Cook’s one-topic meals
Pardon me, what was that about preserving democratic norms?
Far-right leader holds the fate of the government in her hands as a battle royale over the national budget reaches its denouement and investor anxieties rise
The move is an about-face after the president previously vowed not to pardon his son, who was convicted on federal gun and tax charges
The northwest Italian city boasts gourmet chocolatiers and local chocolate specialties, including its own upscale version of Nutella
Warplanes target northwestern city of Idlib, aiming to weaken supply lines
Egypt and Israel are in talks to unblock crucial aid route, with Cairo and Hamas signaling they’ll drop demand Israeli forces leave area immediately
Putin says there isn’t any reason to panic following currency’s sharp fall
For some bosses, granting paid time off to care for furrier family members is one employee benefit too far
The loss of Aleppo to Islamist rebels represents a stunning defeat for the Syrian regime, highlighting its dependence on enfeebled allies
Chad’s surprise announcement will likely result in exit of some 1,000 French troops
Flooding, labor shortages and inflation are pressuring this year’s crop—with some buying ‘Charlie Brown’ trees in support
The technology driving ChatGPT is capable of so much more. What’s coming next will make talking bots look like mere distractions.
More people are navigating the burden of rebuilding lives after cancer
Voters still angry over Covid-19 measures backed Trump’s embrace of RFK; officials worry they won’t have ample clout for the next crisis
NATO warships surround Yi Peng 3, a Chinese bulk carrier at the center of an international probe into suspected sabotage