Who Wants to Take a 32-Mile Walk Around Manhattan? Everyone, Apparently.

An annual tradition called the Great Saunter has blown up, creating headaches for organizers and new obstacles for walkers

Next Time in Paris, Skip the Louvre and Try These Lesser-Known Museums

They can have a fraction of the crowds, and offer some compelling—and unusual—displays

Teen Boys and Young Men Are Injecting Peptides in Search of Perfection

Injections that promise glowing skin and muscle growth have captivated ever-younger groups, including young men and even teenagers

Republican and Democratic Lawmakers Criticize Canceled Deployment to Europe

Congressmen say they were not consulted about the halted deployment of a 4,000-strong armored brigade to Poland

Five Takeaways From the Trump-Xi Summit

Both sides want to stabilize U.S.-China relations, but disagreements remain

Quarantine ‘Hotel’ Treats Cruise Passengers

While many travelers are in quarantine, a handful are in high-tech biocontainment facilities for medical care if their illness progresses

Trump and Xi Want to Stabilize U.S.-China Ties. Now Comes the Hard Part

Tightly choreographed visit masks big differences between U.S. and China.

Tightly Choreographed Visit Masks Big Differences Between U.S. and China

Summit’s second day was a test of whether talks could yield a concrete deal

See the Big Moments and Key People on Trump’s Second State Visit to China

The summit projected an air of friendship between the governments and business communities of two rival superpowers

Military Snipers Are Being Put Out of a Job by Drones

Ukrainian special forces soldier who claimed world-record shot hasn’t been out to shoot in more than a year

Hollywood’s Hottest Business Is Once-Niche Anime

Sony’s Crunchyroll increased its subscriber base nearly 25% in the past year, as young audiences seek entertainment that stands apart from typical fare

Xi’s Taiwan Warning to Trump Highlights Tensions in Beijing Summit

Chinese leader raises issue that clouds Trump’s hopes for ‘best summit ever’

Potato-Chip Bags Are Going Black and White Because of the Iran War

Japan’s Calbee turns to monochrome packaging for popular snacks, citing naphtha shortages

How the U.S. Became the World’s Greatest Energy Exporter

The shale boom and wars in Ukraine and Iran have transformed the U.S. into a global energy powerhouse

The Secret Diary That Has Spilled Into the Musk vs. OpenAI Feud

The journal of OpenAI president Greg Brockman is now a character in the company’s battle with the world’s richest man—and the most human part of a trial between tech billionaires

What Trump and Xi Want to Achieve at Their High-Stakes Summit

The president arrives in Beijing for a two-day meeting with the Chinese leader

Trump Faces an Emboldened China in Return to Beijing

A decade after Trump’s last visit, Beijing is digging in on core issues of disagreement with the U.S., despite weaknesses at home

SpaceX and Google Are in Talks to Launch Data Centers in Orbit

A deal between the two tech titans would give a boost to SpaceX’s business ahead of a historic public listing.

The World’s Most Surprising Capitalist Makeover Is Under Way in Sweden

The shake-up of cradle-to-grave care is lowering government spending, spurring innovation and stirring fears about those left behind

How Iran Is Gaining Ground in the Information War

The regime struggled for years with its messaging. Now it has found its voice through Lego-style videos and memes.