Critics say the U.K.’s largest water utility, Thames Water, loaded up on debt to pay investors dividends while failing to upgrade London’s Victorian-era sewers
Voters in rural North Carolina reflect the mounting challenges facing President Biden in swing states, voicing discontent with the economy, illegal immigration and inflation
Wine. Olive oil. Coffee. Cocoa. ‘It does feel a little apocalyptic.’
The far right’s acceptance of the euro means that possible victory in France’s election is unlikely to lead to financial crisis
U.S. special envoy Amos Hochstein was in the Middle East seeking to head off a broader regional conflict
As with every new technology, its hype will fade as its uses become ubiquitous.
A sea of apps is helping take the headache out of home design and construction. ‘There seems to be a new one every day.’
Science expeditions to the Arctic, military-history deep-dives along the Mississippi and more. On these cruises, you’ll be rushing for a seat in the lecture hall instead of the on-board casino.
For a recent trip to Boston, our writer challenged two of the buzziest AI bots to produce an itinerary and recommend restaurants. Here, just how much they can do—and where they still fall short.
As Putin tries to grind out a win, Kyiv is taking a page from Churchill’s playbook.
The president and other G-7 leaders are coping with unhappy voters, some of whom crave strongman politicians with inward-looking policies
Mainstream parties look set to keep majority in EU Parliament, but nationalist parties perform strongly
Without the boss nearby, who can resist placing that Amazon order?
We all get mad now and then. But too much anger can cause problems.
A powerful militia and the country’s military both profit from trade in gum arabic, a common ingredient
Nationalist parties foresee strong results in EU elections this week but divisions over Ukraine, migration and history could blunt their impact
Japan’s Beef With a Weak Yen: The Best Wagyu Is Just for the Tourists
The new power move for A-listers and executives is getting through the day without caffeine. Some say they’re more productive.
The story of Rowena He, a scholar of China’s bloody 1989 crackdown, reflects narrowing space for academic freedom
Alleged hybrid assault is a challenge to European democracies that have a high bar for evidence of culpability