Proliferation of small, cheap drones is changing the way militaries think about air defense
The company’s own child-safety experts sounded the alarm about efforts to encrypt messages on Instagram and Facebook. This month, it started doing it anyway.
Global market for resale apparel is expected to reach $351 billion in 2027, Statista data show
Therapists and sleep scientists say it’s OK for couples to sleep apart, a reversal of a long-held marriage tenet
He’s making a list. He’s checking it twice. But he’s not Santa—he’s just an advanced algorithm.
Some low-quality companies have done well of late, but it looks more like a broadening of the recent rally than a speculative frenzy
This year, there are fewer of the over-the-top holiday displays that have drawn hundred of thousands of visitors to this Brooklyn neighborhood each year for over a decade
With holiday deliveries still missing, anxious shoppers put on their detective hats
‘Out there, in the open ocean, anything can happen.’
While the Panama Canal has been running dry, Gaza-related attacks have created a crisis in the Red Sea
Higher cost of fun is pushing some shoppers to take on debt to foot their holiday bills
Accidental killings underscore risks of prolonged ground invasion in Gaza
President Tshisekedi is front-runner in poll plagued by delays, conflict; ‘I would have loved to vote’
Remote or hybrid work has become the new normal for millions of people. We are only just starting to see the impact
As growth slows across the luxury industry, designer labels need discreet places to unload excess inventory
As supply-chain constraints ease and availability improves, costs of electronics, appliances, flights and cars decline; food prices continue to rise
New estimates find billions of gallons needed to support cryptocurrency, fueling concerns about the environmental impact
First-of-its-kind fossil gives paleontologists unprecedented insight into the diet and dominance of the top carnivore of its time
As doubts build over the prospect of more U.S. arms and EU money, Kyiv prepares for adversity on many fronts
The U.N. warns that Rafah, on the Egyptian frontier, could soon host half of the Palestinian territory’s 2.2 million population