A complex hostage exchange in Gaza and Nauru's drastic measure to sell its nationality due to rising sea levels highlight escalating global political and environmental challenges. Read more...

Is Steve from "Love on the Spectrum" living a wealthy lifestyle? Plus, the story of two East Bay kids who created a hit play in San Francisco. Read more...

A look at the latest in entertainment, including a review of "A Real Pain," hints for NYT Connections, the color photography of Vivian Maier, and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's writing process. Read more...

Amidst ongoing tensions, Ukrainian President Zelensky asserts his stance following a verbal exchange with Donald Trump. A philosopher also weighs in on the broader implications. Read more...

Netanyahu rejects intimidation after Hamas releases a hostage video, while Israel prepares to defend Germana near Damascus, and reports surface of abuse against Palestinian prisoners. Read more...

A look at Trump's troop deployment to the Mexican border, Israel's Gaza ceasefire agreement, and a controversial "gold card" investor visa proposal. Read more...

This week in entertainment: A Dolly Parton loss, Amanda Seyfried directs, a wrestling queen's story, and a difficult hairstylist breakup. Read on for the latest! Read more...

Prime Minister Robert Fico faces international criticism over anti-Semitic acts in Slovakia and is revealed to have unsuccessfully sought a photo with Donald Trump. Read more...

Kieran Culkin wins Best Supporting Actor Oscar, shouting out Jeremy Strong. Plus, a look at Disney+'s March 2025 lineup and a film starring Culkin now streaming in Canada. Read more...

Recent police investigations span a range of incidents, including vandalism, riots, and alleged neglect, highlighting the diverse challenges law enforcement faces. Read more...

Two hostage stories emerge: French journalists confront Mehdi Nemmouche in court, while two cousins escape Islamist militants in Mozambique, highlighting resilience and survival. Read more...

A stolen Pieter Bruegel painting resurfaces in the Netherlands, while Jesse Eisenberg stars in and directs a film exploring Jewish trauma. Plus, a new collaborative game! Read more...

A children's book sparks outrage by erasing Israel, Algeria refuses to repatriate expelled citizens, and Hamas reaffirms its commitment to the Gaza truce. Plus, a critique of Macron's war rhetoric. Read more...

From AI-generated resort plans to investigations into campus antisemitism and security failures, Gaza and its surrounding issues are facing intense scrutiny. Read more...

Worcester faces several issues: a councilor's absence amidst transphobia claims, a hateful act at a Wayland pool, a search for an injured dog's owner, and criticism over a costly bridge. Read more...

From missing persons to poisoned animals and hateful vandalism, authorities across Europe are investigating a series of unsettling incidents. This includes a man disappearing after dropping off his children, poisoned animals found near Sieradz, vandalized Jewish gravestones, a howitzer fire in Záhorie, and a drug raid in Frankfurt. Read more...

Recent controversies spark debate as French figures comment on Algeria's history and current affairs, leading to diplomatic tensions despite visa approvals for Ramadan imams. Read more...

This article covers Trump's proposed investor visa, Zelensky's mineral deal with the US, and tensions in the Middle East, including hostage exchanges and philosophical debates. Read more...

Trump's AI-generated video envisioning a futuristic Gaza as a luxury resort has drawn criticism. Meanwhile, philosopher Omri Boehm offers an alternative perspective on the region. Read more...

Rose Girone, believed to be the oldest Holocaust survivor, has passed away in New York at the age of 113. Remembered for her courage and advocacy, she leaves behind a powerful legacy. Read more...