From a Love of Flying to a Midair Attack: What We Know About the FlyDubai Co-Pilot

Investigators want to know why Hamam Al-Hammami took a radical turn and why he was hired to fly a sensitive route between Dubai and Tel Aviv

How Colorado Became a Springboard for Culture-War Clashes at the Supreme Court

An increasingly progressive state is colliding with a conservative court—and producing new law for the entire nation

What Grip Strength Can Tell You About Your Health

A simple squeeze can give you information about your muscle strength and future health risks

The Constant Beeps in Hospitals Drive Everyone Crazy. There’s a Better Way.

The alarms keep patients from getting sleep and overwhelm nurses. Now, researchers are making alarms smarter and less annoying.

A Supermarket Opened a Pub to Get Around Liquor Laws. Now It Needs Bouncers.

The bar at Lidl’s new store in Northern Ireland is drawing crowds and at least one fight; ‘It’s a good excuse to go shopping’

Forget Abs. Fit Women Now Want to Show Off Their Biceps.

Many are flexing gleefully, including Matt Damon’s double in ‘The Odyssey’ Devyn Dalton

Apple’s Biggest Battleground for Foldable Phones Is China

Huawei and other Chinese competitors reported higher demand for foldables after announcement of iPhone Duo

My Week in a $15,000 Microcar: Joy, Guilt and 25-MPH Road Rage

Fiat’s all-electric Topolino isn’t fast and doesn’t get far. But the Italian company thinks it’s just the car some Americans need.

Democrats Call for Probe Into Kimberly Guilfoyle’s Conduct

Lawmakers raise concerns with State Department about ambassador’s dealings with lobbyist, private jet travels

Near-Catastrophe on Flight 1073 Exposes Gaping Hole in Dubai’s Aviation Security

Security experts say an assailant with a plan and a knife, as alleged in Wednesday’s flight to Israel, shouldn’t have made it as far as the airport

Tennessee Halts Executions After Botched Lethal Injections

Convicted murderer Christa Gail Pike was hospitalized after she survived two doses of lethal drug

How Explosive Rape Allegations Have Left Cornell’s Campus Reeling

On the hilly Ivy League campus, emotions are running high and students are demanding answers from the university’s administration

Architects Never Loved the Kennedy Center. But They Don’t Want to See It Gone.

President Trump threatened to demolish the Kennedy Center, designed by Edward Durell Stone, after efforts to put his name on the Modernist building faced legal challenges

The Cockpit Stabbing and Terrifying Nosedive That Brought Chaos to FlyDubai Flight 1073

Passengers and crew rushed to subdue a pilot who stabbed his captain as they flew to Tel Aviv from Dubai

Now We’re All Starting to Talk Like AI Chatbots Too

In team meetings, group texts and over lattes, people are catching themselves using ‘prompt speak’

Pilot-on-Pilot Stabbing Forces Emergency Landing of Israel-Bound Plane

Israeli prime minister describes incident as apparent attempt to crash the plane loaded with Israeli passengers

How the Pentagon Is Escalating Trump’s Drug War in Latin America

Gen. Francis Donovan shared exclusive new details on the use of high-tech drones in the jungle, says U.S.-assisted land strikes are an option

A Firestorm Over Rape Allegations Threatens to Engulf Cornell

The Ivy League school and prosecutors in Ithaca, N.Y., face a surge of criticism over the handling of a 2024 case

Lazy Customers Are Great for Banks. Could AI Change that?

AI agents could move cash to accounts with higher interest rates, potentially threatening banks’ cheap deposits

OpenAI Scraps Release of New AI Model Over Safety Concerns

Model dubbed GPT-6.1 Astra was due to make its debut inside ChatGPT and Codex in October