Netanyahu Warns of ‘Intensive’ Escalation From Israel in Gaza Campaign
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel declared on Monday that his country is “on the eve of a forceful entry to Gaza” after his security
Sudan’s Army Says Paramilitary Forces Struck Civilian Targets
Sudanese paramilitary forces targeted an airport, a warehouse and several civilian facilities in the eastern city of Port Sudan on the Red Sea, setting off
Man shot and killed near Boston intersection
A man was shot and killed near an intersection in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood Saturday night, according to police. Officers responded to a radio call about
In Singapore’s Election, a Blow to the Fledgling Opposition
The last time Singapore held elections, it was in the throes of a global crisis. That is also true today. Five years ago, the governing
Canada’s Mark Carney to Visit Trump and Begin Tariff Negotiations
Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada said on Friday that he would travel next week to meet with President Trump for a high-stakes encounter between
Death Toll From a Wave of Sectarian Violence in Syria Passes 100
The death toll from this week’s outbreak of sectarian violence in Syria has surpassed 100, a war monitoring group said on Thursday after the unrest
Nvidia CEO, Qualcomm outlook, Roblox strength: Trending Tickers
Madison Mills takes a closer look at some of today’s trending tickers. Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang advocates for an easing of chip trade restrictions
A.I. Can Trick You, Warns Book That Hid A.I.’s Help Writing It
Andrea Colamedici invented a philosopher, presented him as an author and produced a book, secretly generated with the help of artificial intelligence, about manipulating reality
Trump to Sign Executive Order Walking Back Some Auto Tariffs
President Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday that will walk back some tariffs for carmakers, administration officials said, removing some levies that Ford, General
What We Know About the Power Outages in Spain and Portugal
Traffic lights went dark at busy intersections. Trains stopped in the middle of a workday. And long lines formed at A.T.M.s and grocery stores, where
