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Mexican Navy Training Vessel Strikes Brooklyn Bridge, Killing Two

Seventeen other crew members injured, New York officials say; bridge has no structural damage

Coming to a Brain Near You: A Tiny Computer

In the next 12 months, the number of people with a brain-computer interface is set to double

The World’s Top Jet Fighter Is About to Get More Expensive

The U.S. dominates arms exports but the F-35, already dubbed the world’s priciest weapon, shows how some are reliant on foreign parts that may now be subject to tariffs

He Calls Them Handsome, Attractive, Tough: Trump’s Bromance With Arab Leaders

The president has used a trip to the Middle East to strengthen ties with the Arab World

Teenage Terrorists Are a Growing Threat to Europe’s Security

Law enforcers are overwhelmed and warn that a new generation of extremists is being radicalized online

How Qatar Spent Billions to Gain Influence in the U.S.

The tiny Gulf state has showered money on U.S. military and universities, giving it outsize geopolitical clout

Why San Francisco Hates the Idea of Turning Alcatraz Back Into a Prison

Visitors to the notorious prison contemplated Trump’s idea from inside cramped, windowless cells

Trump to Lift Sanctions on Syria, Touts Deals in Middle East Tour

War-devastated nation seeks U.S. investment to rebuild, as Saudis commit billions in American dealmaking

‘Trump With a Pint’: How Nigel Farage Is Upending British Politics

Farage’s Reform UK is soaring in the polls—and doing better at the ballot box—as voters lose patience with slow economic growth and high immigration

Trump Surprises and Sidelines Israel Ahead of Landmark Middle East Trip

Side deals by the U.S. administration raise questions about how closely in sync the allies are over major challenges in the region

Hamas Releases Last Living U.S. Hostage From Gaza

Edan Alexander’s release marks a diplomatic win for Trump but has brought mixed reactions in Israel

Hollywood Wanted Trump to Bring Movie-Making Back to the U.S.—but Not Like This

Actors and executives working on the issue wanted tax incentives, not tariffs

ICC Set Plan to Charge Netanyahu Just After Prosecutor Was Accused of Sexual Assault

The bold step to pursue the Israeli leader for war crimes built support at the international court for prosecutor Karim Khan as allegations of sexual abuse were surfacing. Khan denies any misconduct.

India, Pakistan Cease-Fire Brokered by U.S. Appears to Hold

The cease-fire came after days of intensifying cross-border clashes

Hamas Says It Will Release Last U.S. Hostage From Gaza

The deal to free Edan Alexander is part of a larger effort by the U.S.

Just When You Thought It Was OK to Skip Breakfast…

The latest nutritional thinking tries to settle the debate about the morning meal’s importance

The App That Makes Rating Restaurants Fun Again—and Gets Better the More You Use It

Looking to cut through the hype and find restaurants you’ll actually love? The founders of Beli were. Now, their app uses your restaurant ratings to connect you with dining discoveries tailored to your own tastes.

India, Pakistan Agree to Cease-Fire After U.S.-Mediated Talks

The cease-fire comes after days of intensifying cross-border clashes.

The Locker-Room Playbook for Managing Gen Z Employees

Gen Zers recently overtook baby boomers in the workforce, posing new challenges for business leaders

The NATO Country With No Military Gets Serious About Defense

Iceland watches nearby Greenland nervously, aiming to avoid tensions with President Trump