Disney’s Future Now Depends on the Ultimate Theme Park Insider

New CEO convinced the company to bet big on rides, cruise ships and a virtual world

After Months of Insults, Trump’s Meeting With Colombian President Ends in Detente

The U.S. president had branded Gustavo Petro ‘a lunatic’ and criticized Colombia’s efforts to fight the drug trade before the two met at the White House

Bad Bunny Isn’t Toning It Down, and MAGA Is Fuming

Musician’s anti-ICE comments spark backlash ahead of his Super Bowl halftime performance

These People Went From Hoarders to Extreme Minimalists. Here’s How.

Aiming to own less stuff in 2026? Three decluttering trends to try, including a makeup challenge and the not-so-grim practice of ‘Swedish death cleaning.’

Hundreds of Swiss Bank Accounts With Suspected Nazi Links Found by Investigators

Revelations come as Swiss bank UBS uses legal fight to curb Jewish groups from reopening a decades-old settlement

Epstein Scandal Sends Shockwaves Through the British Establishment

British Prime Minister urges ex-U.S. Ambassador Mandelson, ex-Prince Andrew to cooperate with U.S. authorities

Epstein Files Release Exposes Names of at Least 43 Victims, WSJ Review Finds

Justice Department failed to redact dozens of Epstein victims’ names, including more than two dozen who were minors

Here in One Kyiv Apartment Building, They Are Freezing—but Not Giving Up

Russian attacks on energy infrastructure have plunged much of Ukraine into darkness and cold but haven’t broken its resilience

What We Know So Far About the Latest Release of Epstein Files

The Justice Department has posted more than 800,000 records so far about its Epstein investigations online, including emails with Elon Musk and Bill Gates

Justice Department Releasing More Than 3 Million Pages of Epstein Files

Latest disclosures follow an extensive review of documents, images and videos associated with federal investigations into Epstein and his death

Kevin Warsh, a Fed Critic, Is Now Poised to Lead It

Trump’s pick to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed chair spent years positioning himself for the job

Why the Tech World Thinks the American Dream Is Dying

Silicon Valley fears this is the last chance to amass generational wealth before AI makes money worthless

When Did Dry January Get So Expensive?

The seasonally sober are learning that mocktails and liquor-free spirits now cost just as much—if not more—than alcohol

Pub Owners Turn Against Government in Britain’s Latest Rebellion

More than 1,000 pubs have banned Labour Party members over a plan to raise taxes. Even hairdressers are refusing service.

The Secret Society of People Who Know the Formula for WD-40

Even the CEO had to wait more than 30 years to get into the vault that holds the recipe for the lubricant; ‘It was like getting into Fort Knox’

Deadly Winter Storm Disrupts Air Travel, Leaves Hundreds of Thousands Without Power

Snow, ice storms and frigid conditions are forecast for the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region

The American City That Found Itself at War With the U.S. Government

An escalating showdown between federal and local authorities is playing out on the streets of Minneapolis, making even some Trump supporters uneasy

Europe Contends With a Big New Threat: The U.S.

As Trump threatens NATO allies, continent tries to head off costly divorce

Winter Storm Blankets Central and Eastern U.S.

Snow strains nation’s power grid and snarls travel at airports from Dallas to Boston

Border Patrol Agent Fatally Shoots Man in Minneapolis, Escalating State-Federal Standoff

Latest incident follows the deadly shooting of Renee Good by a federal officer earlier this month.