After Trump Decree, U.S., South Korea Pare Back Drills That Angered Kim Jong Un
The 11-day military exercise will now end six days earlier than originally scheduled.
Greek gaming tycoon in talks to buy stake in Championship football club Bristol City
A Greek gambling tycoon is in talks to buy a large stake in the Championship football club Bristol City, part of an ongoing frenzy of dealmaking involving clubs in the top two tiers of the English game.
Supermarkets ranked for shelf life of food - with surprise name in last place
The shelf life of fresh food delivered to your doorstep varies by as much as three days, depending on the supermarket, new consumer research has found.
Drivers pay more than £100k for ignoring smart lane closures, research says
Nearly 380 drivers ignored lane closures on smart motorways this year, leaving them paying fines and costs totalling more than £100,000, research found.
Nick Kyrgios banned from tennis after testing positive for cocaine
Nick Kyrgios has been banned from tennis after testing positive for cocaine.
Iran deal clock hits zero as Trump demands ‘white flag’ with new pressure campaign looming
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent promises unprecedented economic isolation of Iran as the 60-day nuclear deal deadline passes with no final agreement.
Pakistan to challenge order to move jailed Imran Khan to hospital
The Pakistani government will challenge an order to move former prime minister Imran Khan from prison to a private hospital.
Not Losing the Iran War | Interview: Hal Brands
Blockades, nuclear breakout, and avoiding the L.
Famous cranes at shipyard where Titanic was built set for £3.1m refurbishment
The famous Harland & Wolff cranes in the same Belfast shipyard where the Titanic was built, are set for a £3.1m refurbishment.
‘Affordability’ and the Problem With Populist Pandering
Lessons from Zohran Mamdani and Donald Trump.
The Cascade of Dysfunction That Helped Doom Jason Arday
In a better world, the late scholar wouldn’t have been elevated to—and fallen from—such dizzying heights.
The Tragedy of U.S. Debt
Stupidity and cowardice are a costly combination.
Trump Pauses 50% Tariff on Some Canadian Products
The levies were set to affect 5% of Canadian exports to the U.S. and risked escalation into a broader trade conflict.
Why Canada’s Booze Ban Is Such a Sore Point in Trade Talks
U.S. politicians are crying foul as California Merlots, Kentucky bourbons and Tennessee whiskeys disappear from Canadian shelves.
Disney sues over Trump's 'extraordinary assault on free speech'
Disney has sued the Trump administration's media regulator over what the entertainment giant described as an "extraordinary assault on free speech".
Trump Pushes for Kim Jong Un Meeting This Year
The president attempted nuclear diplomacy with the autocrat during his first term. North Korea’s program has only grown stronger since then.
Travels With Natalie
On Jon Ossoff’s clever cheap shot.
Iran’s Attacks on Ships in Hormuz Mount, Testing U.S. Military Restraint
The Trump administration, following a strategy of economic pressure, has sidestepped provocations in the Strait of Hormuz that are keeping traffic to a trickle.
Syria Takes Major Step to Come Clean on Past Nuclear Program
Syria has given international inspectors access to a recently disclosed site containing nuclear material from the Assad-era program.
Fact-Checking Donald Trump’s Statements on Vaccines
The president made several misleading statements while announcing an executive order on the childhood vaccine schedule.
South Korean president jumps to invest in military after Trump cuts joint exercises
Lee Jae Myung urged stronger independent South Korean military capabilities after Trump ordered cuts to U.S.-South Korean Ulchi Freedom Shield drills.
Spanish journalist says Ceuta residents believe government isn't doing enough to prevent another migrant rush
Ceuta residents say they feel scared after 70,000 migrants flooded Spain's North African enclave, as border security concerns grow amid Morocco tensions.
The Morning Risk Report: L3Harris Ousts CEO After Investigation Into Conduct
Plus: Companies may stick with quarterly earnings statements; Florida workers disappearing
Are Poland and Ukraine Growing Apart?
Plus: the U.S.-Iran peace deadline expires, Kushner presses Netanyahu on a Gaza ceasefire, and a guide to freezing your boss’s hat in a block of ice.
Trump’s Ballroom Blitz
It takes $400 million to tango.
What’s Next for the Right?
Plus: A portion of Mike Warren’s interview with Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp.
One of world’s oldest orca whales found with possible shotgun wounds as officials launch investigation
Toñi, the oldest known Iberian orca, surfaced in the Strait of Gibraltar with wounds conservationists believe were caused by shotgun pellets.
Kushner gives Hamas stark ultimatum: Disarm or Israel gets US backing to ‘finish the job’
Jared Kushner warned Hamas it must disarm within 60 to 90 days or face Israel finishing the job, following a rare face-to-face meeting in Cairo.
Italy-Spain border feud exposes Europe’s deepening immigration divide
Italy and Spain face off over immigration and border controls, highlighting a widening European divide over enforcement, national security and the future of Schengen.
Russian state economist fired after stark warning about Moscow’s economic future
VEB.RF, Russian state development bank, economist Andrei Klepach warned Russia is losing the war of attrition before his firing, as the European Union prepares sweeping sanctions.
Trump confirms IRGC backchannel, but calls for Iran's 'white flag of surrender'
Trump confirmed a direct backchannel with the IRGC for peace talks and issued an extraordinary bombing warning to Oman as the ceasefire expires.