Lionel Messi Scores Twice for Inter Miami in Win Over Orlando
When it was announced that Lionel Messi was coming to Major League Soccer, there was excitement, of course. But there were also doubts. Would he treat his stay in the…
Saudi Arabia to Extend Oil Production Cut by a Month
In a move to support oil prices, Saudi Arabia said Thursday it would extend its decision to cut oil production by one million barrels a day for another month, to…
Outdoor Dining in NYC Will Be Made Permanent, With Caveats
Outdoor dining along New York City streets, one of the rare pandemic-era accommodations that proved popular, is set to become permanent — but in a way that is expected to…
14 Injured in Stabbing and Car Rampage Near Seoul
At least 14 people were injured on Thursday in a stabbing and car rampage in Seongnam, a city southeast of Seoul, officials said, in the second mass stabbing incident in…
Lizzo Denies Allegations in Former Dancers’ Lawsuit
Lizzo on Thursday denied allegations made against her this week by three former dancers who said she created a hostile work environment while performing concerts during the Grammy-winning singer’s Special…
Markets Still Weigh the Meaning of a U.S. Credit Rating Cut
The fallout from Fitch’s downgrade continues Stocks appear set to open lower today, after falling yesterday in the wake of Fitch Ratings downgrading the United States’s AAA credit rating. (Treasury…
Armories, Hotels, Offices: Where New York Could House Migrants
Good morning. It’s Thursday. We’ll see whether there’s really no space available for migrants as New York City’s shelter crisis continues. We’ll also look at Rudolph Giuliani, former prosecutor, former…
Hundreds Fall Ill From Heat at World Scout Jamboree in South Korea
As thousands of teenagers sat in a sweltering grass field in rural South Korea on Wednesday for the opening ceremony of a global scout gathering, hundreds of attendees began falling…
The Bank of England Raises Rates Again
The Bank of England raised interest rates for a 14th consecutive time on Thursday as it kept up its efforts to banish persistently high inflation from the British economy. Policymakers…
A Slice of Big Sky Country You Won’t See on ‘Yellowstone’
Recently, western Montana and cities like Bozeman are experiencing a surge in popularity because of the wildly successful drama “Yellowstone” and its prequels “1883” and “1923.” But some of Montana’s…
A Legal Breakdown of the Trump Case
It is the biggest what-if of the latest indictment of Donald Trump: What if Republican leaders in Congress had supported impeaching Trump and barring him from holding future office as…
What Happens When New York’s Shelters Run Out of Room?
The crowds outside the Roosevelt Hotel in Midtown Manhattan this week would have been familiar in any number of American cities struggling to contain a crisis of homelessness: dozens of…
So What Do We Call Twitter Now Anyway?
With a simple name change, Elon Musk has created confusion in social media. The bewilderment stems from Mr. Musk’s move last month to rebrand Twitter, which he owns, as X.…
Is Good News Finally Good News Again?
Good news is bad news: It had been the mantra in economic circles ever since inflation took off in early 2021. A strong job market and rapid consumer spending risked…