Recent economic turbulence threatens to reinforce voters’ view that the U.S. economy is shaky, giving Trump’s campaign a chance to shift onto stronger ground in his race against Harris.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an independent candidate for the presidency, said he left a dead bear cub in New York’s Central Park a decade ago.
The U.S. and Mexico, both motivated by presidential elections this year, cooperated to cut the number of illegal crossings at the border, resulting in a stark decline in the past six months.
Debby was downgraded to a tropical storm after hitting Florida with heavy rain and leaving four people dead.
The Middle East braced for another round of violence after Secretary of State Blinken said on a call with G-7 foreign ministers that Iran could attack Israel within 24 to 48 hours.
Nine employees of the U.N. agency that for decades has assisted Palestinians in Gaza were fired after an investigation found they might have participated in the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel.
My wife and I sincerely believe the new changes will make flying with Southwest so much better than it is now.
The show cause notices, sent over the last three days, pertain to unpaid taxes on services imported by Indian branches from their respective head offices
Wall Street finished sharply lower, closing out a global market rout
Crime without consequence creates more crime.
The idea that Harris has been a tough-minded success on the border while Donald Trump was a failure is sociopathic in its dishonesty.
Claer investigates the boom in premarital financial agreements
Like many South Korean cities, Jecheon is being eroded by rapid aging and rock-bottom birthrates. Can ethnic Korean migrants from Central Asia turn it around?
Pistol coach Jaspal Rana expressed his satisfaction at Manu Bhaker's performance, bagging two bronze medals at the recent Olympics. Despite attempts to hinder Bhaker's career, Rana praised the support from the Indian Olympic Association. He emphasized a focus on the future with plans already in place for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics.
Reprinted with permission from Greg Mitchell’s newsletter Oppenheimer: From Hiroshima to Hollywood. My photo, above, on another August 6, out on a branch of the Ota River, where thousands died, seeking relief. In the movie Oppenheimer the scientists at Los Alamos learn that their new weapon had exploded over a Japanese city when it is … Continue reading "Truman’s A-Bomb Announcement Set ‘Hiroshima Narrative’ To This Day"
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Now that Mr. Biden is out of the picture, however, Mr. Trump has other thoughts. He says he instead wants to debate Ms. Harris on Fox News on Sept. 4. The Harris campaign, of course, wants no part of that.
Blockbuster showdowns on the track and in the velodrome to enjoy in Paris
From breakfast in a buzzing spot in the Marais to late-night adventures in a David Lynch-designed nightclub, via contemporary art, clothes shopping and cool restaurants
A queer ‘Cyrano’ and ‘The Sound Inside’, a mysterious American two-hander, are the highlights so far
Jenni Fagan’s searing autobiography recounts her ordeal of being shunted from place to place
A surge of inmates similar to 2011 risks destabilising the prison system, says PGA chief
Just south of Lake Garda, Villa Sigurtà has hosted royals and aristocrats but (provided you can fill it) won’t break the bank for a big group holiday
Climate finance at scale is needed to tackle global emissions
Plus, the courtroom convulsions rocking Delaware Inc and chocolate giant Mars weighs buying Pringles maker Kellanova