Utah County Prepares for Trial of Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect

Local leaders deal with extra costs, national scrutiny and complaints over spending taxpayer money on defense lawyers for the alleged shooter

A Family’s Odyssey to Find Somewhere Safe in Gaza

Nearly two million people fled their homes. Now Ghaidaa Qudaih and her husband and daughter are trying to find their way home.

Our Faces No Longer Belong to Us

Your likeness is now fair game for AI. Anyone is a click away from creating a digital version of you.

The New Age of Entrepreneurship: 70 to 79

Septuagenarians starting new businesses leverage technology, experience and decades worth of contacts

Trump Says He’d Rather End War Than Send Tomahawks to Ukraine

White House meeting with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky comes a day after president discussed peace plans with Russia’s Vladimir Putin

The Man Threatening Viktor Orbán’s 15-Year Grip on Hungary

Former ally of authoritarian prime minister is leading in polls as an election with huge geopolitical implications looms

Justice Department Indicts Former Trump Adviser John Bolton

Former official charged with mishandling classified information, becoming the latest of the president’s critics to face prosecution

What’s in Your Go-Bag? How Taiwan Packs for Disaster

Crisis prep gets personal on an island facing threats from extreme weather to military invasion

EU Proposes Arms-Procurement Overhaul to Become Combat-Ready By 2030

It’s the EU’s latest plan to boost its defenses as relations with Russia worsen

Major Media Outlets Rebuff New Pentagon Press Policy

The New York Times, the Washington Post, the Journal and CNN are among outlets that have said they won’t sign a new Defense Department policy

Trump Authorizes CIA Covert Operations in Venezuela

Land strikes in the country are also possible, the president says

China, Betting It Can Win a Trade War, Is Playing Hardball With Trump

Chinese leader Xi Jinping thinks president will fold before launching new tariffs that would roil markets

Ukraine’s New Strategy for Keeping the Lights On Through a Winter of War

Top-secret sites house rows of batteries designed to support power grid during bombardments

After Israeli Withdrawal, Hamas Launches Violent Crackdown on Rivals in Gaza

Firefights and public executions raise concerns about spiral of internecine violence; ‘I could hear gunfire all around’

The Women Who Helped Defeat ISIS Are Fighting for Their Place in the New Syria

Kurdish forces that have elevated women are wary of the Islamist values of Syria’s new governors

Torment Goes On for Families of Hostages Fighting to Get Bodies Back

Loved ones of deceased hostages are angered that so few bodies have been returned

Trump’s Big Gamble on Tackling the Middle East’s Intractable Problems

After Gaza cease-fire, president aims for broader peace in a region transformed by two years of fighting

Trump Declares Gaza War Over During Middle East Victory Lap

President calls on Israel and Arab governments to move past conflicts and wars, but faces obstacles extending Gaza deal to the wider region

South Korea Promises It Will Rekindle U.S. Shipbuilding. That’s Still Far Off.

Hanwha says two ships on order will be made almost entirely in South Korea

Frozen in Time Since Hamas Attacked, a Kibbutz Awaits Hostages Living and Dead

A quarter of Nir Oz’s population was killed or kidnapped by the militant group