Pixar ramps up sequels with Monsters, Inc. 3 and multiple franchise returns
Pixar is moving forward with Monsters, Inc. 3 while advancing other sequels and original films, signaling a blend of franchise returns and creative risk-taking
Max Torriani
From costly drugs to wider support: a family’s experience of China’s health reforms
A family story about a grandmother’s long illness shows how inclusion of targeted drugs in insurance and new eldercare plans reshaped access to treatment
How internal threats and humiliation narratives changed US foreign policy after 2026
This piece examines how claims of national decline and internal enemies guided policy debates, speeches at the Munich Security Conference, and elements of the National Security Strategy
Massive law enforcement operation targets 18th Street Gang leadership across Los Angeles
federal agents targeted the leadership of the 18th Street Gang in a coordinated series of raids across Los Angeles to halt violence and drug trafficking
Inside F1’s media hub: how races are filmed, mixed and sent globally
Explore how Formula 1’s Biggin Hill hub combines fiber networks, hundreds of cameras and human editors to shape the global live broadcast
Why the Detroit Pistons’ strategy of technical fouls helped them climb the standings
A look at the Detroit Pistons’ turnaround driven by physical play and technical fouls, and practical details on the veranda suite experience for fans
House Oversight seeks testimony from Kathryn Ruemmler on Jeffrey Epstein connections
Kathryn Ruemmler, Goldman Sachs’ outgoing general counsel, has been asked to appear before the House Oversight Committee to address her professional relationship with Jeffrey Epstein
Trump threatens trade halt with Spain after Madrid denies base use
President Trump told Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to halt dealings with Spain after it refused access to military bases for operations against Iran, prompting strong pushback from Madrid and discussion of legal limits
Ai hype versus reality: why layoffs and automation are really linked
Let’s be honest: the ai revolution sells efficiency, but behind the scenes there is a tougher story about layoffs, displaced skills, and busted promises
Which intimate cruise is right for you: American Legend or Celebrity Xploration
Explore the distinct personalities of two intimate ships—one built for American rivers and the other for Galápagos exploration—and learn which suits your preferences
Why the U.S. and Israel chose the timing of strikes on Iran
An analysis of how a rare intelligence window, shared goals, and military considerations shaped the U.S. and Israel’s coordinated strikes on Iran
Why the ai hype is overrated and what actually matters
Diciamoci la verità: ai headlines promise a revolution; the real story is messier, slower and full of unexpected trade-offs
Why remote work may be hurting productivity more than helping
Let’s be honest: remote work helped many, but the rosy story about universal productivity gains is overrated. here are the numbers and the uncomfortable realities
Canadians stuck in Puerto Vallarta criticize airlines and travel providers for poor communication
Canadians vacationing in Puerto Vallarta faced cancelled flights after violent unrest and say they received minimal help from airlines and travel suppliers as they scrambled to extend stays and secure new tickets
Russia sets up a presidential ai commission led by senior officials
A newly formed presidential commission will coordinate AI work across federal bodies and regions, with senior ministers and security chiefs among its members
Mexico cancels Diving World Cup after surge in cartel-related violence
Organizers canceled the Diving World Cup scheduled in Zapopan because of safety concerns tied to cartel violence, while other events continue elsewhere