A small town in the Arctic has become a hub for suspicious activity following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

Susan Choi brings her impressive literary skills to bear in 'Flashlight,' a novel set into motion with the disappearance of a Korean professor on vacation in 1978.

Trump advisers tell WIRED that their mutually beneficial arrangements with the notorious right wing influencer Laura Loomer may be coming to an end.

Evan Osnos’s Haves and Have-Yachts explores growing wealth disparity and the subtle self-delusion embraced by the ultrarich.

His “departure” from the government is anything but.

More companies are asking whether their CFO is the right fit for the role. Plus, Reddit’s Drew Vollero talks about the outlook for advertising and dad jokes.

The country’s startups are harnessing AI to prepare robots for increasingly complex roles.

Several victims were reportedly injured in the attack, which happened near the intersection of Pearl and 13th streets in downtown Boulder, the police department said.

A South African family was given a fast track to entering the U.S. as refugees. A family from Myanmar is struggling amid cuts to resettlement agencies under Trump.

Ukrainian security services conducted a massive drone attack against Russian military airbases on Sunday, striking thousands of kilometres from the front line in what President Volodymyr Zelensky said...

Remarks may widen rift between US president and Tesla boss as Musk appears to criticise Trump’s One Beautiful Bill Act Elon Musk has publicly criticised Donald Trump’s tax bill, saying the US president’s spending plan undermines cost-cutting efforts that the Tesla boss spearheaded, in comments likely to widen a rift between the two men. The remarks by the billionaire businessman were made to CBS as part of a longer interview due to run on its Sunday Morning programme this weekend. In a preview posted on social media, Musk said he was “disappointed to see the massive spending bill, which increases the budget deficit … and undermines the work that the Doge team is doing”. Continue reading...

Klaus Schwab says Europe’s top banker could take over the World Economic Forum by early 2027 “at the latest.”

People learn various fears — of failure, rejection, uncertainty — throughout their lives, keeping them from happiness, says psychologist Scott Barry Kaufman.

The HHS secretary "clearly believes that the more he tells a lie, the more it becomes the truth,” Sen. Angela Alsobrooks told HuffPost.

The Gates Foundation is expected to spend $200 billion over the next 20 years to support causes related to health and human development.

Bill Gates pledged on Thursday to give away almost his entire personal wealth in the next two decades and said the world's poorest would receive some $200 billion via his foundation at a time when governments worldwide are slashing international aid.

One of the world’s most influential philanthropists is accelerating his timetable for spending almost all of his fortune on fighting global scourges.

No pope had been laid to rest outside the Vatican in more than a century, but Francis opted instead for burial in Santa Maria Maggiore, located in the Italian capital's most multi-cultural neighbourhood.

US president tasks secretary of state Marco Rubio with making ‘immediate’ progress