How Prevalent Are Dyes in Foods? We Crunched the Numbers.

RFK Jr. and consumer advocates want to rid Americans’ diets of artificial colors; switching to natural alternatives can be costly

Le Pen Verdict Fuels Claims That Europe’s Elites Are Colluding Against Populists

Critics of French court ruling accuse judiciary of disenfranchising voters, while mainstream politicians praise upholding the rule of law

New York’s Storied Chinatown Fights Tourism, Crime in Bid to Stay Authentic

Some residents are also trying to fend off New York City’s plans for another homeless shelter and a massive jail tower

Under Attack, Paper Straw Fans Fight Back

Trump’s executive order is fueling the return to plastic. What’s a paper straw lover to do?

Catastrophic Earthquakes Test Myanmar Junta’s Grip on Power

Regime has been weakened by a yearslong civil war, now millions are counting on it to allow emergency aid

How the CIA’s ‘Benign Coverup’ After the JFK Assassination Gave Rise to the ‘Deep State’

President Kennedy’s killing planted the seeds for the belief that shadowy bureaucrats could be conspiring against the public

One Couple in Their 90s Confronts a Stark Reality: Aging at Different Speeds

Lifelong partners grapple with how and whether to stay together when one can’t care for the other

Trump’s New Ukraine Proposal Looks Like an Offer It Must Refuse

Draft accord sent by Washington to Kyiv gives U.S. first pick of Ukrainian natural resources and infrastructure projects

Europe Confronts Reality That Vance’s Hostility Is More Than Just a Show

Vice president has taken an aggressive stance, sparking fears for the trans-Atlantic alliance

Israel Supplied Intelligence in Airstrike Discussed in Signal Chat, Officials say

Houthi missile expert was tracked with help of Israel-linked human source in Yemen

Trump Plans to Impose 25% Tariff on Imported Vehicles

President leaves little room for exempting Canada or Mexico

Inside the Chinese Region That Has Become a No-Go for Western Companies

Projects are dead and surveillance is omnipresent in Xinjiang, which once lured Western companies such as Volkswagen

Depressed Democrats Find Hope at Bernie Sanders Rallies

Two-time presidential candidate draws ‘insane’ crowds as he criticizes cuts by Musk and Trump

Corporate America’s Euphoria Over Trump’s ‘Golden Age’ Is Giving Way to Distress

CEOs and investors are fretting over what they see as whipsaw policy changes and complacency about the risks of recession

The Met May Have Millions in Stolen Art. It’s Not Waiting to Be Asked to Return It.

The museum is taking the lead on re-evaluating its art and artifacts to determine where these works came from in the first place

Disney’s New ‘Snow White’ Movie Is Making Pretty Much Everyone Mad

The live-action remake of the studio’s beloved classic managed to hit every possible cultural land mine on its journey to theaters

Trump Russia Envoy Echoes Kremlin’s Views on Ukraine Ahead of Peace Talks

U.S. is hoping for a broader cease-fire between Moscow and Kyiv covering the Black Sea in negotiations starting in Saudi Arabia

Canada’s Mark Carney Calls a Snap Election

Race against Conservative Pierre Poilievre for April 28 vote revolves around who can best fend off Trump.

Ukraine and Russia Had Cease-Fires Before. The Killing Didn’t Stop.

Over a decade of war, Russia has used pauses in fighting to gain ground. ‘The one who observes’ a cease-fire ‘is the one who loses.’

Emulsifiers Make Food More Appealing. Do They Also Make You Sick?

Emerging research suggests there might be a link between the texture-tweaking agents and health risks