After Far-Right Triumph, Merz Faces Narrow Path to Save His Government
The state election result could lead to a debate over the future of the firewall that has kept the Alternative for Germany out of power.
Trump Has Made America Less Conservative | Ruminant
Don’t get caught up in team spirit.
The Monthly Mailbag With Jack Kubinec
It’s our new fellow’s turn to answer your questions.
Iran’s Oil Dollars Are Drying Up—and Plunging It Deeper Into Crisis
The U.S. blockade and dwindling supplies already on the water are squeezing Tehran’s most important export earner.
Belgium’s Arrest of Chinese Alleged Chip-Tech Thief Fuels European Fear of Beijing
Prosecutors suspect the man, detained while leaving for Beijing in May, was siphoning secrets to a Chinese company.
Ex-footballer Joey Barton to stay in custody ahead of assault trial next year
Former footballer Joey Barton is to remain in custody ahead of his trial next year after a bail application was refused.
Duke and Duchess of Sussex remain private citizens despite return to UK
The King has said the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to remain private citizens and will not be working royals following their return to the UK.
Thousands gather for funeral of 'Butcher of Bosnia' Ratko Mladic
The funeral of former Bosnian Serb General Ratko Mladic has taken place in the Serbian capital Belgrade, as thousands of people gathered in front of the church to pay their respects.
Chinese Company Draws Fire for Laying Off 100 Grads a Month After Hiring Them
The major auto parts maker landed in hot water with authorities as young people in the country face a bleak job market.
EU to invest £171m in Greenland amid Trump tensions
The EU is to invest €200m (£171m) in Greenland to improve relations with the Arctic island amid tensions caused by Donald Trump's demands that the territory be handed over to the US.
Calling a War a War
Rectifying the names would be a good start to fixing our national morass.
Former soldier who shot waiter in head is to have murder conviction reviewed
A former army sniper serving a life sentence for the murder of a waiter on Orkney more than 30 years ago is to have his conviction reviewed.
Race driver thanks rival for saving his life with 'incredible act of bravery'
A British motor racing driver says he owes his life to a rival who dragged him from the burning wreckage of his car after he crashed during a race in China.
There’s a Legal Fight Brewing at Oktoberfest
The season of beer and lederhosen has been clouded by allegations Munich is running a cartel that even a prince can’t crack.
Jaguar Land Rover to cut 4,000 jobs
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has confirmed plans to cut 4,000 jobs.
The Open Veins of Venezuela | Interview: James Story
America is moving from indispensable to irresponsible.
Military Tech Cooperation With Israel Is Less Radical Than Critics Claim
A provision of the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act represents a major change, but not in the way critics have portrayed it.
Why We Still Need Dating Etiquette
Courtship rules might ironically result in more freedom for young people to feel.
US restricts government travel to Mexican border city over threat concerns
The U.S. Consulate in Nogales announced restricted government travel to essential daylight movement only over an unspecified threat in Sonora, Mexico.
Rome ramps up security around Colosseum with new ‘red zone’ targeting criminals
Rome's new red zone around the Colosseum targets predatory crime and disorder after a violent July 1 confrontation involving roughly 50 people.
Will Politically Moderate Christians of Both Parties Work Together?
Voters would have to value political dispositions over political policy.
The Violent Israeli Nomads Who Defy Law and Order in the Name of God
Young squatters ditch mainstream lives to push Palestinians from land in the West Bank they claim is the divine birthright of Jewish people.
Fighter jet crashes at air show, killing 2 pilots with thousands of spectators watching
Video captured a Phantom F-4 jet crashing into the ground during a low-altitude maneuver at Tanagra Air Force Base as thousands witnessed it.
United Nations votes 164-1 for Equal Earth map after US brands it 'radical ideological project'
The United Nations adopted the Equal Earth map showing Africa's true size, but the United States was the sole nation to vote against the resolution.
U.S. Strikes Three Iranian Ships After Missiles Fired at American Aircraft Carrier
The latest bout of fighting marks an intensifying effort by both sides to assert control over the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump negotiators Witkoff, Kushner meet with Putin in Moscow as US pushes for end to Russia-Ukraine war
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met with Vladimir Putin in Moscow for peace talks before heading to Kyiv, and President Donald Trump says there may be a good chance for a deal.
Inside the USS Abraham Lincoln’s Nine Months at Sea: Loneliness, Fatigue, Pride
In interviews, sailors said they felt the strain of their extended deployment in a war zone, but were also proud to complete the mission.
Our Best Stuff on Turmoil at the Pentagon
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll resigns after months of feuding with Pete Hegseth.
An Ohio Train Station, Born Again
What should we do with old buildings that have lost their original purpose?
Time Is No Longer on Iran’s Side in the Battle of the Blockades
The U.S. is helping Gulf states move significant amounts of oil out of the region while thwarting Tehran’s shipments.