I Finally Listened to My Body. It Saved My Life.

A Wall Street Journal editor was healing well from spinal surgery. A week later, something was very, very wrong.

Giorgio Armani, Fashion Titan Who Balanced Softness With Power, Dies at 91

Celebrated for understated sophistication, Armani became Hollywood’s go-to designer and built a multibillion-dollar empire that remained in private hands until the end.

Chinese, Russian, Indian Leaders Pledge Cooperation, in a Message to Trump

While many outstanding problems remain, the summit highlights difficulties of Washington’s attempt to redraw the world order

How a ’90s Goo Goo Dolls Hit Became the Song of the Summer

‘Iris’ has been a top global hit on Spotify for most of the last three months

Trump Tariff Case Ups Ante at Supreme Court

The justices will be forced to confront one of Trump’s boldest claims of presidential power

Populist Right-Wing Parties Lead Polls in Europe’s Biggest Economies

Surge in immigration and weak economic growth spark voter backlash in France, the U.K. and Germany

Are You ‘Tanmaxxing’?

Sun worshippers are increasing their UV exposure and minimizing protection, as misinformation about sunscreen proliferates online

The Boss Has Had It With All the Office Activists

It isn’t just Microsoft. Companies are adopting a new, harder-line playbook for dealing with political debate at work.

A Troubled Man, His Chatbot and a Murder-Suicide in Old Greenwich

“Erik, you’re not crazy.” ChatGPT fueled a 56-year-old tech industry veteran’s paranoia, encouraging his suspicions that his mother was plotting against him.

David Geffen Left Hollywood a King. Now a Messy Divorce Might Ruin Everything.

The entertainment legend wanted to spend retirement donating his $9 billion and sailing on his yacht. Instead he’s starting his 80s in an explosive battle with an ex who is a half-century his junior.

Decades After Genocide, Rwanda Emerges as Aggressive Regional Power

The tiny country has evolved from an object of sympathy into a controversial and feared powerhouse

50 Years After ‘Born to Run,’ We Took a Trip to Springsteen Country

Few albums capture a time and place the way Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Born to Run’ evokes 1970s New Jersey. A pair of superfans hit the road to see how much of that world remains.

Zombie Spiders Are Freaking People Out. ‘Maybe Don’t Tell the Kids.’

A parasitic fungus is littering gardens, basements and sheds with the crusty white corpses of spiders, drawing ‘The Last of Us’ comparisons

Google Wants You to Know the Environmental Cost of Quizzing Its AI

The tech giant has released details on the colossal amount of power required to respond to our everyday AI queries

Britain’s Pub Culture Faces a Mortal Threat: The Single-File Queue

‘Elbows on the bar!’ Pub purists are up in arms as more people fall in line for their pint.

The Pentagon’s Mysterious X-37B Space Plane Embarks on New Mission

Frequent launches, long orbital stays reflect military’s focus on potential conflicts in space

Meta Freezes AI Hiring After Blockbuster Spending Spree

Company reorganizes its sprawling artificial-intelligence operation, whose spiraling cost has drawn investor scrutiny

How European Leaders Studied Trump and Learned to Speak His Language

Officials made concessions and worked to improve relationship with president, seeking to keep trans-Atlantic alliance alive

Putin Calls Zelensky the West’s Illegitimate Puppet. Can He Talk Peace With Him?

Trump seeks to broker a meeting of the two leaders to end Europe’s most destructive war in generations

He Lost His Arm in Gaza. His Mother Was Determined to Get Him Out.

After Ibrahim Abuowda was injured in an explosion, doctors said the 13-year-old wouldn’t live. That was the start of his seemingly impossible journey to the U.S.