Rubio Says Ending Gaza War Will Take Time

Delegations from the U.S., Israel, Hamas and Middle Eastern countries are set to meet in Egypt on Monday

How a Missile Strike Unlocked a Deal for Peace in Gaza

Talks between Israel and Hamas were stuck for months, until one incident pushed things to the brink

Why Marriage Is Increasingly for the Affluent

The economic contract of marriage has shifted, and now young people are looking for financial stability before the wedding

Japan Set for First Female Prime Minister Amid U.S. Friction Over Trade, Security

Sanae Takaichi wants more spending and has floated reopening trade agreement struck with Trump

Europe to Push Back as Illegal Drone Incursions Multiply

Germany says it will combat incursions more aggressively after sightings shut down the country’s second largest airport overnight

Hamas Is Still at War With Itself Over Terms of Trump’s Peace Plan

Political leaders in Qatar lean toward accepting President Trump’s plan, but military commanders in Gaza resist surrendering arms and giving up hostages

L.A.’s Entertainment Economy Is Looking Like a Disaster Movie

Work is evaporating, businesses are closing, longtime residents are leaving, and the city’s creative middle class is hanging on by a thread

Meet the Travelers Who Visit the World’s Most Dangerous Places

Somalia and Afghanistan might not be at the top of your travel list. But for these travelers, the risks are dwarfed by the rewards of getting way off the beaten path.

U.S. to Provide Ukraine With Intelligence for Missile Strikes Deep Inside Russia

Trump has approved sharing targeting data with Ukrainians as administration weighs sending powerful weapons

Meet the 18-Year-Old Trump Scion Selling Sweatshirts From the White House Lawn

Kai Trump launched a line of monogrammed $130 pullovers, making her the latest family member to trade on their association with the president

U.S. to Provide Ukraine With Intelligence for Missile Strikes Deep Inside Russia

Trump has approved sharing targeting data with Ukrainians as the administration weighs sending powerful weapons

Tourists Are Flocking to a Chinese Megacity That’s Straight Out of Sci-Fi

Dizzying architecture, bright lights and a cyberpunk vibe have made Chongqing a must-see destination for Chinese and international tourists alike

Jane Goodall, Who Studied Chimpanzee Behavior for Decades in Africa, Dies at 91

British primatologist, global activist won the trust of a chimpanzee group in 1960 that became the focus of her life’s work

Why Asia’s Gen Z Is Angry With Its Leaders

Perks for political elites contrast with lack of opportunities for young people entering labor market

Government Shutdown Begins as Funding Lapses

Some federal services will be halted and hundreds of thousands of federal workers could be furloughed

Boeing Has Started Working on a 737 MAX Replacement

While CEO Kelly Ortberg has focused on addressing quality issues and financial concerns, a new narrow-body plane is in development

Israel, Gaza Aid Flotilla Brace for a Confrontation at Sea

Israeli navy is expected to intercept hundreds of pro-Palestinian activists off the coast of Gaza, an encounter that risks turning violent

Trump, Hegseth Address Generals in Gathering Without Modern Precedent (Vid)

Cuts to military leaders and a shift in strategy to the Western Hemisphere form the backdrop of the meeting

YouTube to Pay $24.5 Million to Settle Lawsuit Brought by Trump

Google subsidiary is the last of three Big Tech companies to resolve personal litigation Trump filed against social-media platforms

The Waldorf’s Makeover Went a Billion Over Budget—and China Is Footing the Bill

Storied New York hotel fully reopens next month after eight-year saga in which buyer went to prison and Chinese government took over