Thieves stole from US honeymooner after he drowned
As a man on his honeymoon received life support in Hawaii, thieves stole his car and belongings.
Europeans Take a Major Step Toward Regulating A.I.
The European Union took an important step on Wednesday toward passing what would be one of the first major laws to regulate artificial intelligence, a potential model for policymakers around…
A Simple Test
Two weeks ago, a federal judge sentenced Robert Birchum, a former Air Force lieutenant colonel, to three years in jail for removing hundreds of secret documents from their authorized locations…
Battle Lines Harden Over Big Oil’s Role at Climate Talks in Dubai
An unavoidable tension surrounds this year’s United Nations-sponsored climate talks in November: They will take place in the oil-rich United Arab Emirates, and the most important role at the talks…
What to Watch For at the Fed’s Meeting
Federal Reserve officials will announce their June policy decision on Wednesday, and they are widely expected to hold steady after 10 straight interest rate increases — taking a breather to…
Opinion | If Democrats Win Back the House, They Will Have John Roberts to Thank
Milligan, Wasserman continued, “could reverberate across the Deep South leading to the creation of new Black-majority, strongly Democratic seats in multiple states.” While more districts in other states could be…
‘It Doesn’t Count as a War Crime if You Had Fun’: Inside the Minds of Some Russian Soldiers
Sweeping out discarded Russian rations, shattered glass and broken furniture was a daunting task. In the four and a half months that Russian forces had occupied a village in eastern…
Investors Are Putting Big Money Into Japan Again. Here’s Why.
The prime minister, Shinzo Abe, stood in front of the cameras in 2014 and said he was going to shake up the staid ways companies operated in Japan. It was…
New Obesity Drugs Come With a Side Effect of Shaming
Eileen Isotalo was always able to lose weight, but always gained it back. Now 66, her first diet was with Weight Watchers at age 14. She went on to try…
How South Korea Puts Its Food Scraps to Good Use
Around the world, most of the 1.4 billion tons of food thrown away each year goes to landfills. As it rots, it pollutes water and soil and releases huge amounts…