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War in Ukraine

Oil Market ChaosRussia’s Diesel Export BanPatriot Air Defenses for Ukraine

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Turkey Delays Black Sea Ship Access After Surge in Attacks

Turkey is restricting ship traffic into the Black Sea as concern grows about Russian and Ukrainian attacks on vessels in the area.

Witkoff, Kushner May Visit Kyiv and Moscow Soon, Tass Says

Zelenskyy Wins Serbian Pledges as Russian Influence Wanes

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Iran Says Hormuz Deal Close But Its Conditions Must Be Met

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US Army to Spend $400 Million on Counter-Drone Lasers

Watch: Senate Confirms Former Trump Defense Lawyer as AG

Todd Blanche Confirmed by Senate as Trump’s Attorney General

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Senate Passes Funding Bill That Ignores Trump’s Priorities

Fed Split on Rate Hikes Deepens as Five Years of High Inflation Tests Patience

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Trump Amps Up Pressure on Billionaire Sargeant to Exit Venezuela

The Trump administration is dialing up pressure on Florida oil magnate and Republican Party donor Harry Sargeant III to divest from Venezuela.

Industries

Sports Fans Stare Down $2,000 Streaming Bill to Follow Favorites

CityLab

How Much Space Should Golf Get in a Growing City?

Sydney’s battle over Moore Park captures a global debate over how to balance housing, recreation and climate resilience.

Markets Magazine

AI Is Rewiring South Korea’s Careers, Dating and Culture

Factory workers with $400,000-plus bonuses are supplanting doctors and lawyers as the new elite, while investors play a casino-like stock market.

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AI Is the Greatest Grievance Machine Ever

Economic revolutions have always been followed by powerful backlashes on the part of the aggrieved. AI might spark the worst yet.

Hong Kong's Iconic Diners Go Global

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Hong Kong’s Iconic ‘Cha Chaan Teng’ Diners Are Going Global

Watch: Ceuta Migrant Surge Exposes Morocco’s Economic Strain

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The Ceuta Migrant Crossing Didn’t Need a Mastermind

The mass breaching of Morocco’s frontier with Spain shows how social media can catalyze thousands of individual decisions without a central organizer.

Spain and Italy Step Up Border Fight Over Migrant Crisis

Bloomberg Opinion

To Understand the US Economy, Just Board an Airplane

By Allison Schrager, Columnist

The Senate’s Contemptuous Week

By Brooke Sample, Columnist

Nolan Changed 'The Odyssey' to Make a Point About Leadership

By Gautam Mukunda, Columnist

These Texas Builders Backed Trump. They’ve Had Enough

By Mary Ellen Klas, Columnist

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Investors Clamor to Bet on AI Whiz Kid's Fund After Situational Awareness Turmoil

For many across Silicon Valley, his misstep has been a chance to buy the dip and support the OpenAI researcher-turned-investor.

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Watch: CEO Greg Abel Starts Making His Mark at Berkshire

Berkshire Hathaway Spends Down Cash Pile Under CEO Greg Abel

The move gives shareholders their largest quarterly payout since 2021.

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