Wall Street banks report stellar third-quarter results, but CEOs—including JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon—are sounding alarms about hidden systemic risks.
Kenyan political giant Raila Odinga has died at age 80 while undergoing treatment in India. A five-time presidential candidate and former Prime Minister, Odinga was a central figure in Kenya’s democratic movement.
Israel buries the first citizens whose bodies were returned from Gaza, as Hamas struggles to locate more remains amid widespread wartime destruction.
Despite Belarus’s continued repression and alliance with Russia, the Trump administration is extending diplomatic overtures—leaving analysts baffled by the strategy.
Frustrated by unemployment and unfulfilled promises, Gen Z protesters are driving a wave of unrest across Africa—from Kenya to Madagascar to Morocco.
Photographer Edward Serotta built Centropa, an archive of 1,230 survivor interviews and 25,000 photos, to document the fullness of Jewish life across Europe before and after the Holocaust.
The Great Storm of 1987 devastated southern Britain with hurricane-force winds, killing 18 people and causing over £1 billion in damage—all while forecasters failed to predict its arrival.
Ashley Tellis, a top South Asia expert and State Department adviser, faces federal charges after FBI agents found over 1,000 pages of classified documents at his Virginia home.
From ‘After the Hunt’ to ‘Vladimir,’ a wave of cynical portrayals of academia—dubbed ‘Unhinged-Professor Art’—is raising alarms among university leaders.
Museums in Irvine, Boston, and Denver are empowering teenagers to curate full exhibitions, bringing fresh, authentic perspectives to the art world and boosting youth engagement.