There have been no strikes reported by either the US or Iran since Friday, despite President Donald Trump’s threat of renewed full-scale assault.

Emily Eakin’s “terrific” nonfiction debut traces the influence of continental postmodernist philosophy, with all its charismatic, badly behaved, weird characters.

Economists predicted up to $84 trillion in assets could change hands over 20 years as boomers die and pass on their wealth.

Another mayor was fatally shot this week, becoming the 14th city leader killed nationwide since President Claudia Sheinbaum took office in 2024.

The quantity of US government debt is already sky-high — $31 trillion, compared to $4.5 trillion in 2007 — equivalent to more than 100% of GDP.

The bipartisan legislation would require companies to maintain the ability to shut down their models at short notice.

Trump is losing patience with negotiations after months of fighting an unpopular, expensive war with Iran.

Cate Hall and Sasha Chapin offer tips on taking risks and building up the muscles that let us just do things, rather than letting things happen to us.

Water levels have fallen in river systems across Europe, including major waterways like the Rhine and Danube.

Two Saudi ships were struck by Houthi militants, after the Iran-backed group warned it would blockade the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

The bloc accused the search giant of illegally using its market dominance to favor its own services.

The Trump administration’s new proposals, including 50% tariffs on Canada, are expected to be announced as soon as this week.