How the War in Iran Helped Ukraine Go From Problem to Solution

The Middle East quagmire has given Kyiv an unexpected lifeline—and a new hand to play

Tulsi Gabbard Resigns as U.S. Intelligence Chief

Outspoken critic of foreign interventions had largely been sidelined from Trump’s national-security team

You’ve Landed Your First Job. Now Don’t Sink Your Career Before It Starts.

Your first job holds promise and peril. Here’s how to protect your future self.

With Castro Indictment, Trump Bets His Venezuela Playbook Will Work in Cuba

Washington is trying to pressure Havana into submission, but there are differences between that government and Caracas

Iran Moved Billions Through Binance to Fund Regime—Continuing Into This Month

Transactions on world’s largest crypto exchange took place despite repeated red flags; Binance says it has ‘zero-tolerance for illicit activity’

As a Millennial, I Loathed First-Date Dinners. Gen Z Changed My Mind.

I’ve always recoiled at having dinner on a first date. Now, I’ve noticed younger people challenging the dating norms millennials like me had grown to accept.

How Defending Prostitution Became a Progressive Cause

‘Sex-worker’ rights have become a rallying cry on the cultural left. But not everyone agrees that the sex trade should be getting a pass.

The Secret to U.S.-China Diplomacy: ‘The Sound of Music’

‘Edelweiss’ and ‘Do Re Mi’ are standards in classrooms, karaoke bars and at state banquets

Inside Israel’s High-Tech Campaign to Kill or Capture Every Oct. 7 Attacker

One by one, militants who videotaped their exploits that day have been identified and killed, in a measure of Israel’s surveillance acumen and desire for retribution

Cubans Are Anxious, Desperate and Hoping for Change as the U.S. Confronts Havana

Rising pressure from the Trump administration stirs thoughts of transformation

How Iran Got to the Nuclear Threshold on the Watch of Three U.S. Presidents

Tehran expanded its atomic program after Trump quit the 2015 nuclear deal and then accelerated its work under Biden

Inside the Tiny Oil Sheikhdom Cut Off by the Iran War

Kuwait never fully rebounded from Iraq invasion in 1990; now, it is reeling again

U.S. Seized Iran-Linked Oil Tanker in the Indian Ocean

Move comes as Trump keeps economic pressure on Iran amid threats to resume military strikes

How Nicki Minaj Became Trump’s ‘No. 1 Fan’

The rap superstar is throwing her weight behind the White House agenda after being courted by Trump’s 29-year-old celebrity whisperer

Is Honey Having a Beauty Moment?

Beauty brands, trying to solve for inflammation and sensitive skin, turn to one of the oldest ingredients

See How Trump’s Accounts Were Busy Trading Big Tech Stocks

Trump’s investment accounts had a surge in activity, with more than 3,700 trades in the first quarter

China Is Throwing Christians in Jail, but This Pastor Refuses to Back Down

Ezra Jin kept his church going—and growing—through years of government intimidation. Now confined to a cell, his defiant faith is still rousing believers

The American Rebellion Against AI Is Gaining Steam

Booed commencement speakers, blocked data centers, plummeting poll numbers: Fast-growing industry has a faster-growing crisis

Here’s What Science Tells Us About the Risks of Hantavirus

Rare virus has high fatality rate and can spread through the air, research shows, though it is easier to contain than Covid-19

Trump Says Planned Iran Attack On Hold After Gulf Leaders’ Request

The pause on strikes set for Tuesday will allow negotiations to proceed on a potential deal with Tehran, president says