NBA All-Star De’Aaron Fox is set to join the San Antonio Spurs in a major three-team deal, while Zach LaVine moves to the Sacramento Kings, shaking up the league.

Toronto Raptors fans booed the US national anthem at an NBA game following Donald Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on Canada.

A deadly car bomb in northern Syria kills at least 15 agricultural workers, highlighting the ongoing challenges for the country’s interim president.

In a carefully orchestrated exchange, Hamas freed three hostages while Israel released over 180 Palestinian prisoners as part of a cease-fire deal.

Tess Chakkalakal’s new biography dives into the life and works of Charles W. Chesnutt, exploring his struggles and triumphs as a pioneering Black novelist.

Emails reveal how the New Orleans Saints’ leadership assisted the Archdiocese of New Orleans in handling a sex-abuse scandal, including crafting media strategies.

As a fragile cease-fire holds in Gaza, four competing models for the territory’s postwar governance are taking shape.

Scientists are investigating if bird flu could spread through the air, raising concerns about potential pandemic risks.

USAID headquarters in Washington unexpectedly closed Monday, with workers told to stay home in an early-morning email.

A new executive order by President Trump has reignited debates over Alaska’s wilderness, raising alarms among environmental groups and Indigenous communities.

Arsenal delivered a stunning 5-1 victory over Manchester City, piling more pressure on Pep Guardiola’s troubled season.

Arrests following the LA fires have reignited the question of why people intentionally set fires. The motivations are more complex—and surprising—than you might think.

President Trump’s aggressive policies and trade wars are creating waves of risk and uncertainty both at home and abroad.

Discover two captivating books that celebrate the mysterious and mythical world of cats, perfect for feline enthusiasts.

With tensions over the war in Gaza, a new opera and movie revisit the tragic 1972 Munich Olympics attack on Israeli athletes, sparking important conversations.

Alexandra Bell, a seasoned nuclear policy expert, has been named the new president of the organization behind the Doomsday Clock.

Houston’s public schools are adopting a strict teaching model to boost performance, but many educators and parents are pushing back.

Residents impacted by the Los Angeles fires are anxious to clear their properties and rebuild, but the cleanup process will take time.

Scientists are investigating the possibility of bird flu spreading through the air, raising concerns about a potential new pandemic.

President Trump has announced that tariffs on the European Union are inevitable, sparking fears of a potential trade war and concerns from European leaders.

As Trump imposes tariffs, countries like those in the EU and South America are forming trade deals without the U.S., reshaping global commerce.

A baby swell shark born in a Louisiana aquarium tank housing only females has left scientists puzzled, raising questions about asexual reproduction and delayed fertilization.

Discover how clothing can be a powerful tool for rebellion, especially in the face of traditional gender norms and workplace dress codes.

Florentina Holzinger’s latest work, “Tanz,” blends ballet with horror, featuring the 83-year-old dancer Beatrice Cordua and exploring themes of aging and discipline.

Elon Musk revealed that President Trump supports shutting down the U.S. Agency for International Development, sparking concern over the future of humanitarian aid.

South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa refutes former President Trump’s claims of land seizures, emphasizing the country’s balanced land reform policies.

Maureen Dowd discusses President Trump’s evolving approach to power and control in his second term with Patrick Healy on “The Opinions.”

President Trump’s pick for F.B.I. director, Kash Patel, raises concerns about the potential impact on America’s justice system.

President Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship may be less about the law and more about reshaping what it means to be American.

Justin Baldoni’s lawyer has unveiled a public website containing legal documents ahead of the first court hearing in his battle with Blake Lively.