Snoop Dogg Has Conquered the Olympics Again

A conversation in Milan with the hip-hop maestro turned NBC correspondent and Team USA’s honorary coach

U.S. Smuggled Thousands of Starlink Terminals Into Iran After Protest Crackdown

The Trump administration has denied fomenting public unrest in Iran, but the operation shows it has provided covert support to anti-regime efforts

Savior or ‘Supervillain’? A Trump Ally’s Gamble to Unlock Venezuela’s Oil

Florida energy mogul Harry Sargeant III has been eyeing the country’s reserves for years. He’s on the cusp of the windfall of a lifetime.

Iran’s Gen Z Helped Propel the Protests. They Paid With Their Lives.

A generation who grew up in a more connected world rebelled against a failing economy and strict social rules

Inside a $5 Billion Fortune: One Family’s Ledger in the Epstein Files

Documents reveal the granular details of Leon Black’s net worth, from 69 bank accounts to a $484 million loan backed by his art collection

Hands-Free Driving Systems Confuse Drivers, but Carmakers Push for More

NHTSA investigates Ford’s product after deadly crashes; company research during development showed technology can be misunderstood

Lutnick Says He Visited Epstein’s Private Island With His Wife and Children

Commerce secretary appears to contradict previous comments that he avoided the sex offender after visiting his New York home in 2005

Epstein Files Appear to Show Effort to Get Trump Letter for Birthday Book

Files reveal FBI agents seized Epstein discs labeled ‘JE 50th Bday book’

Inside OpenAI’s Decision to Kill the AI Model That People Loved Too Much

ChatGPT’s 4o model was beloved by many users, but controversial for its sycophancy and real-world harms linked to some conversations

Trump to Repeal Landmark Climate Finding in Huge Regulatory Rollback

Move would reverse legal determination that greenhouse gases threaten public health

Ghislaine Maxwell Takes the Fifth in Congressional Hearing

Epstein associate declines to answer questions about co-conspirators and men who reached settlements with victims

U.K.’s Starmer Is in Danger of Becoming First Leader to Fall in Epstein Scandal

Fallout has hit an already unpopular British leader

The Famous Names in the Latest Release of Epstein Files

The Justice Department has posted more than 800,000 records, including emails with Elon Musk, Howard Lutnick, Steve Tisch and Bill Gates

The Most Influential American Films of the Past 110 Years

Starting with ‘The Birth of a Nation’ in 1915, these are the movies that defined cinema—and the U.S

A Cocaine Boom Ruptured the U.S.-Colombia Alliance. Can It Be Repaired?

Colombia’s president is visiting the White House to make the case the drug trade is under control, despite record production levels

The Biggest (Nonsports) Moments From Super Bowl Sunday

Bad Bunny, ’90s nostalgia and artificial intelligence created buzz off the field

The Seahawks Win the Super Bowl With a Defensive Showing for the Ages

Seattle kept the Patriots off the scoreboard until the fourth quarter to claim the second title in franchise history—and exact revenge on New England.

The People Cramming Spanish Lessons for Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show

Fans want to sing along with the Puerto Rican singer on Sunday night

Japan’s Takaichi Scores Landslide Win in Election Gamble

Increased majority empowers her to draw Japan closer to the U.S. and spend more on defense and industrial policy

When the FBI Arrested Epstein, He Called Kathryn Ruemmler

Documents show Ruemmler, now Goldman’s top lawyer, consulted Epstein on a relationship and potential new jobs while delivering legal and media advice