Over 20,000 Sailors Are Stranded by the Iran War. This Is Who They Call.

Meet the union rep acting as a lifeline for sailors trapped at sea since the closure of the Strait of Hormuz

Inside the Global Effort to Figure Out Where Hantavirus Will Strike Next

Health authorities, airlines and the operator of the MV Hondius cruise ship are mobilizing to contain the spread of a pathogen that has killed three

These Are the Hiring Hot Spots Where College Grads Are Landing Good Jobs

Best prospects for many 20-somethings are in fast-growing Southern cities, new analysis shows

Writers Are Going to Extremes to Prove They Didn’t Use AI

People are adding typos, aggressively casual language and references to ‘The Office’ to stay ahead of armchair detectors; ‘It’s like the new McCarthyism.’

Britain Has a Tiny-Window Epidemic, and Old Ladies Are to Blame

Guidelines aim to make cleaning glass easy and safe. Critics say that makes for ugly, ill-proportioned buildings.

Ted Turner, Who Shaped Cable TV and Launched CNN, Has Died at 87

High-profile media tycoon was also a philanthropist and U.S. landowner; ‘I’ve won more than most’

Iran Is Using Its 1980s Playbook, Plus Drones, to Cripple Global Shipping

Four decades ago, Iran and the U.S. were on a collision course over oil shipping, an episode with inexact parallels to today’s war

I Tried Out a $60 Capsule Hotel in Honolulu: No Door, No Bathroom, No Problem

A popular Japanese chain has opened its first U.S. outpost near Waikiki Beach featuring pods, not rooms

Gulf States Fear an Emboldened Iran Is Taking Advantage of a Hesitant U.S.

Governments friendly with America worry about Tehran’s strikes on U.A.E.

Aircraft Technicians Make Six Figures and Airlines Can’t Find Enough of Them

More than 40% of the techs who keep America’s planes flying are approaching retirement age. The industry is scrambling to recruit more.

Human-to-Human Transmission of Hantavirus May Have Occurred on Cruise Ship

Suspected outbreak has led to three deaths and four infections on passenger vessel, WHO says

The Secret Team Blowing Up Ford’s Assembly Line to Make a $30,000 Electric Truck

3 a.m. tests and culture clashes: The automaker brought together Silicon Valley techies and industry misfits in a quest to beat China at EVs

Formula One Went Green—and It’s Driving Everyone Crazy

Hybrid cars have changed the pedal-to-the-metal sport, upsetting both drivers and fans

Attacks on U.S. Warships in Strait Test Trump’s Desire to End Iran War

Speaking Monday from the White House, Trump referred to the latest round of attacks as a ‘mini war’

That Video on Your Phone Might Be Made-in-China AI

From short clips to Hollywood, creators lean on AI programs, many of them Chinese

‘Michael’ Fans Absolutely Don’t Care About the Film’s Bad Reviews

Costumes and moonwalking abound for many flocking to the King of Pop’s biopic

The Antiabortion Movement Is Turning on Trump

The ubiquity of abortion pills during the second Trump administration has frustrated antiabortion advocates

Trump Says U.S. Will Guide Stranded Ships Through Strait of Hormuz

The plan is an arm’s-length effort to unblock the vital supply waterway that doesn’t involve escorts by U.S. warships

The Cutthroat Competition to Get a Gig on a Cruise Ship

Musicians, magicians and jugglers have just minutes to convince bookers they can hold passengers’ attention

What Led a 95-Year-Old Photographer to Make Art Again

Creativity doesn’t diminish with age and can be rekindled with fresh subjects and surroundings