Month: July 2025

Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government announced on Thursday the creation of a new scholarship program that will fully fund master’s degrees for at least 50 students with significant experience in…

A federal judge on Long Island chided the Justice Department on Wednesday for trying to “avoid public scrutiny” of its attempts to drop criminal charges against a high-ranking member of…

Recently, there has been a lot on the shoulders of Shinjiro Koizumi. In May, Mr. Koizumi, a 44-year-old scion of Japan’s long-ruling Liberal Democratic Party, was appointed head of the…

When it comes to mental health, most treatments for conditions like depression or anxiety come with caveats. Medications work for some symptoms, but can exacerbate others. Cognitive behavioral therapy is effective…

A dull kitchen knife won’t do you or your cooking any favors. Not only is keeping your knives sharp in the best interest of your fingertips, but it can also…

At an A.I. conference in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, President Trump said his uncle, John Trump, had been the “longest-serving professor in the history of M.I.T.” and held “three degrees in…

President Trump’s embattled interim U.S. attorney in Albany, N.Y., is back leading the office under an unusual new title, just days after a panel of judges refused to appoint him to lead…

WARING, Texas — Rob Albach knew every bend along his favorite stretch of the Guadalupe River, and before setting out, he warned of the hazards. “We got sweepers,” he said of…

DAMASCUS, Syria — Israel on Wednesday launched what it said were “dozens” of strikes across Syria, including in the capital, escalating a conflict with a fledgling government that was already…

After a year of prolonged negotiations marked by dramatic twists and turns, the Canadian retailer Alimentation Couche-Tard said it was abandoning its multibillion-dollar bid to acquire the owner of 7-Eleven convenience stores.…