Twenty Israeli hostages held in Gaza for over two years have been released in a major ceasefire exchange, bringing tears of joy to families—but uncertainty looms over Gaza’s future.
A fragile Gaza ceasefire brings home the last 20 Israeli hostages in exchange for nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners—but for many in Gaza, the war’s devastation leaves little reason to celebrate.
President Trump hailed a ‘new Middle East’ as Hamas released the last 20 living hostages and Israel freed nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners in a landmark ceasefire deal.
Wall Street is pushing private equity and crypto investments into mainstream retirement accounts, sparking warnings of a financial bubble reminiscent of the 1920s.
Once-dormant industrial towns in the Midwest and Northeast are experiencing an economic resurgence as defense tech startups set up drone and sensor manufacturing operations.
Hundreds of infectious disease specialists who once led global pandemic responses are now unemployed after Trump administration cuts, raising alarms about U.S. readiness for the next outbreak.
Former U.S. Attorney Danielle Sassoon exposes how law schools use security justifications to silence conservative speakers—then reverse course only under public pressure.
A prominent originalist law professor has published a surprising critique of the unitary executive theory, potentially upending a major Supreme Court case on Trump’s power to fire federal officials.
Just an hour from Paris, Lens offers a Louvre museum without crowds, Art Deco architecture, war memorials, and surreal green slag hills—making it the ultimate underrated day trip.
Ukraine is launching nightly drone attacks on Russian oil refineries to inflict economic pain and force Vladimir Putin to reconsider the war.