‘Everybody’s Replaceable’: The New Ways Bosses Talk About Workers

Step it up, stop complaining—and make way for AI. CEOs are no longer lauding employees as the talent.

The Underground Hunt for Mexico’s Most Wanted Drug Kingpin

Iván Archivaldo Guzmán evades capture by using tactics he learned from his father, ‘El Chapo’

Trump Administration Blocks Harvard From Enrolling Foreign Students

The move is the latest in the government’s growing pressure campaign against the Ivy League school

An Exhausted Israeli Public Turns Against War in Gaza

Polls now show around 70% of Israelis support an end to the war in exchange for the release of the remaining hostages

To Dominate the Arctic, Trump Needs Ice-Breaking Ships. Finland Wants to Help.

The Nordic nation, with deep Baltic Sea experience, has made and designed more icebreakers than any other country

Trump Tells European Leaders in Private That Putin Isn’t Ready to End War

U.S. president made the acknowledgment after speaking to the Russian leader this week but backed off on additional sanctions

Two Israeli Embassy Staffers Killed in Shooting Near Jewish Museum in Washington

Police are investigating the shooting near Capital Jewish Museum

Netanyahu Confronts New Political Dilemma as Allies Push for End to Gaza War

U.K. suspends trade talks with Israel as pressure from other allies leads the Israeli prime minister to change calculations

From Arrest to Removal: How the Deportation Process Works

President Trump has moved to fulfill a campaign pledge by accelerating deportation efforts, in part with the controversial use of a wartime law to expedite removals. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement data show a higher pace of arrests since Trump took office, but a slightly slower pace for deportations than in the final year of […]

An Affair, a Murder and the Shattering of an Expat Dream

For 30 years, Carmel and Chris Delaney’s work took them around the world. His job with Goodyear in Brussels was supposed to be their last stop before retirement.

Russia and North Korea Turn Their War Alliance Into a Propaganda Tool

On screen and in ceremonies, both sides are brandishing a partnership that has steadily deepened

Delete Yourself, Part 2: Your Personal Data on the Dark Web

How to lock down your finances and online accounts after a data breach spreads your information to the secret corners of the internet

Hunger, Sickness and Crime Stalk Gaza Under Israel’s Blockade

Food is scarce and morale is fading after glimpse of normalcy during this year’s cease-fire was shattered by return to fighting

Pope Leo Calls for a United Church at His Inauguration Mass

Vice President JD Vance and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky were among attendees

Pro-European Candidate Defeats Far-Right Politician in Romania

Nicusor Dan, the mayor of Bucharest, claimed victory over George Simion, who had promised to ‘Make Romania Great Again’

Biden Diagnosed With Metastatic Prostate Cancer

Diagnosis comes just months after end of former president’s first term

Trump Sounds Upbeat on Ukraine Cease-Fire as Russia Unleashes Drone Barrage

Putin has delayed and slow-rolled talks as U.S. president pushes for a quick peace deal

Mexican Navy Training Vessel Strikes Brooklyn Bridge, Killing Two

Seventeen other crew members injured, New York officials say; bridge has no structural damage

Coming to a Brain Near You: A Tiny Computer

In the next 12 months, the number of people with a brain-computer interface is set to double

The World’s Top Jet Fighter Is About to Get More Expensive

The U.S. dominates arms exports but the F-35, already dubbed the world’s priciest weapon, shows how some are reliant on foreign parts that may now be subject to tariffs