As a high-profile case alleges rape at a fraternity, New York lawmakers face renewed pressure to close the state’s ‘voluntary intoxication’ loophole
The Eastern Mediterranean should be treated as a strategic theater in its own right, not merely as the flank of another priority
The victims included a newlywed couple and a pregnant woman who were visiting Athens with her partner. Their relatives are awaiting clearance to return their remains to the United States.
Gen. Francis Donovan shared exclusive new details on the use of high-tech drones in the jungle, says U.S.-assisted land strikes are an option
Trump wants to make more chips in the U.S., but levies will raise costs for companies
PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis honored six Greek Americans at his annual diaspora meeting in New York and urged expats to vote in Greece's 2027 election.
PM Mitsotakis met Citi's Jane Fraser and Bank of America's Bernard Mensah in the US, highlighting Greece's fiscal discipline and falling borrowing costs.
Twenty one years after Athens closed its consulate in the Louisiana city, Greece is restoring a local presence as old ties of migration and shipping take on new importance through energy
Regulators authorized LifeVac in the U.S., but medical groups say Heimlich and back blows are still the best methods
President’s trillion-dollar idea faces hurdles in Congress, risks sparking inflation
Thirteen firefighters and a private boat helped evacuate the woman from a rugged trail linking Sfinari and Platanakia beaches in Kissamos
A quarter-century after terrorists struck the nation, a look back reveals how the aftermath fractured public trust and fueled today’s era of partisanship
President Donald Trump promoted social media posts advocating a new name for New Mexico during the Labor Day holiday, but the federal government has no authority to rename a state. The state's Democratic governor rejected the idea
Honor marks Tsakopoulos’s 90th birthday and 75 years since his arrival in the United States from Arcadia, Greece
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
Homeowner lawsuits against home builders allege mold-related illnesses, while builders say the allegations are off the mark and costing them millions
An ambitious plan for a New York to Los Angeles train service, targeting a 2028 launch
Two inmates at a south-central Greece prison are alleged to have ordered the attack, while the motive remains unclear
As the Iran war drains vital stockpiles of missile interceptors, American allies increasingly question Washington’s capacity to wage multi-front conflicts
U.K. return follows six years of Netflix deals, jam making and controversy for the royal couple