What to Know About Taking Tylenol During Pregnancy

The Trump administration said acetaminophen could cause autism. Doctors maintain it is safe during pregnancy.

Kimmel’s Late-Night Show Will Return to Air Tuesday

‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ had been suspended indefinitely last Wednesday, after controversy erupted over his remarks regarding the Charlie Kirk shooting

Paying Kids to Stay Off Their Phones: Incentive or Bribe?

Dangling cash and cars can motivate teens to delay social media, but the debate is dividing parents

Erika Kirk, Who Helped Build a Movement at Her Husband’s Side, Takes Center Stage

Couple had emphasized her duties in the home, but after Charlie Kirk’s death she is taking on a much bigger public role

Top Conservatives Remember Charlie Kirk as Christian, Republican Martyr

Trump and many other top Republicans are set to speak Sunday at the service at Arizona’s State Farm stadium

In Historic Shift, U.K., Australia and Canada Recognize a Palestinian State

Decision comes as several more countries prepare to follow suit in an effort to pressure Israel to stop its war in Gaza

Huge Crowds Expected at Charlie Kirk Memorial

Trump and many other top Republicans are set to speak Sunday at the service at Arizona’s State Farm stadium

Trump Adds $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee and Rolls Out $1 Million ‘Gold Card’

Moves aim to upend current immigration system, increase revenue and promote hiring Americans

Greece Seeks Foreign Investors to Buy Into Recovery Story

After a decade in existential crisis, Greece isn’t planning to lose economic momentum, its finance minister says

Office Romance Rules Catch Up to European Executives

Laissez-faire approach gives way to more U.S.-style policing of workplace relationships

America Loves Cocaine Again—Mexico’s New Drug King Cashes In

The Trump administration’s war on fentanyl created an opening for ‘El Señor Mencho’ to smuggle cocaine into the U.S. by the ton

Why Trump Privately Fumes About Netanyahu but Gives Him Free Rein

‘He’s f—ing me,’ the U.S. president said of the Israeli prime minister after strikes on Hamas in Qatar

Trump and Europe Are at Odds Over How to Sanction Russia

EU also looks to tap billions of dollars in frozen Russian assets for first time in conflict

What’s Next in the Case of Charlie Kirk’s Suspected Killer?

Prosecutors will need to clear hurdles to get the death penalty for Tyler Robinson in a case that could go to trial next year

The Woman Trump Calls Europe’s Most Powerful Leader

Ursula von der Leyen has become a go-to contact for the White House over trade and Ukraine

Tyler Robinson Charged With Murder in Shooting of Charlie Kirk

Utah authorities say they will seek the death penalty

Putin Wagers Ukraine’s Army Will Break Before His Economy Does

The Russian leader’s bet explains why he is evading President Trump’s push for a deal

Is the U.K. a Canary in the Coal Mine for a Heavily Indebted World?

Borrowing costs are surging for many industrialized countries, causing talk of a possible crisis

In the Music World, Gaza Becomes a Flashpoint for Artists

The war is dividing musicians and fans as the humanitarian toll grows

A Strange Gas-Pumping Defect Is Making $100,000 Corvettes Go Up in Flames

GM recalled 23,000 vehicles over the issue, which has sparked dramatic scenes at filling stations