See How Drones Are Infiltrating NATO Territory in Europe

Almost every week this summer brought new reports of drone incursions over the alliance’s eastern frontier, the airspace over which is now a front line

How One Woman Was Caught in Epstein’s ‘Cult’—and Escaped

Julia Molchanova was 22 and spoke little English when she met Jeffrey Epstein. For the first time, she tells her story.

Americans Without College Degrees Are Having One of the Best Job Markets in Years

Unemployment among younger workers who didn’t go to college has rarely been lower in recent decades. It is the opposite story for college grads

The Bahrain Grand Prix…in Malaysia? War Is Ruining the Year for the Wealthy Gulf

Leaders are giving up on hopes for a rebound as the war grinds on without an end in sight

After Far-Right Election Breakthrough, Germany’s Merz Faces Painful Dilemma

Exit polls show the Alternative for Germany well ahead of rivals. Now other parties must decide whether to let it govern.

Germany’s Far-Right Party On Course for Historic State Victory

Exit polls show the Alternative for Germany well ahead of rivals, but it is unclear if it can form its first state government since its creation

Can’t You Take a Joke? When Trash Talk Crosses the Line

Insult humor among male friends can be about bonding or establishing a pecking order. But how do you know when it goes too far?

Mold Is Driving America’s Homeowners Crazy—and They Want Builders to Pay

Homeowner lawsuits against home builders allege mold-related illnesses, while builders say the allegations are off the mark and costing them millions

The Violent Israeli Nomads Who Defy Law and Order in the Name of God

Young squatters ditch mainstream lives to push Palestinians from land in the West Bank they claim is the divine birthright of Jewish people

How to Make Sense of All Those Airport Line-Cutting Options

Our travel columnist’s guide to sorting out the differences between TSA PreCheck, Global Entry and Clear

He Was a Washed-Up Pop Star. Now He’s Selling Out Stadiums Hosting Baby Raves.

A former boy-band member has turned his remixes of classic nursery rhymes into a global touring sensation

The Cancer Vaccine Gold Rush Has Begun. So Has the Race for Picks and Shovels.

Tempus AI could capture a lucrative slice of Moderna and Merck’s personalized cancer therapy business, with Personalis at the center of the bet

Starbucks Refreshed Its Menu. Chai Fans Are Losing Their Minds.

The coffee chain’s loyal tea drinkers are calling headquarters, emailing execs and signing petitions over changes; ‘Turn this unnecessary mess around’

Work on Trump’s 250-Foot Arch in Washington to Start in Next Two Weeks

Plan to build structure between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery faces legal challenges

Russia’s Commercial Airspace Targeted

Pressure is growing on airlines to re-evaluate the safety of flying to Russia as the drone war escalates

Gloria Steinem, Longtime Symbol of the Women’s Movement, Dies at 92

A feminist icon who co-founded Ms. magazine, Steinem spent more than six decades as a journalist, editor, activist and organizer

Hegseth Extends Mideast Deployments Into 2027, Escalating Strain on Troops

Trump has told aides privately that he believes his strategy will eventually work, as 50,000 troops remain on hand to give him options

How Anna Wintour’s Quest to Salvage John Galliano’s Legacy Was Thwarted

An exhibit honoring the controversial designer was set to take place at the Met until politicians and donors expressed dissent

Ditch the 40-Ounce Water Bottle: You’re Probably Hydrated Enough

You don’t need to make drinking water a part-time job since too much of it doesn’t have any real health benefit

The Island Paradise That Is a Secret Hub for Russian Sanctions Evasion

The Maldives has become a pipeline for hundreds of millions of dollars in Western goods heading to Moscow