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For much of the 20th century, Groton, Conn., was more than a shoreline town with a naval base and a shipyard. It was one of the places where...

A year ago, the idea of a humanoid robot outrunning the best human half-marathon time would have sounded more like a stunt than a serious mi...

A remarkable confrontation is taking shape between President Donald Trump and Pope Leo XIV, one that is less a formal diplomatic crisis than...

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has thrown fresh uncertainty into the future of North American trade, declaring that the current trade pac...

In one of the more unusual diplomatic episodes of 2026, Cuba reportedly attempted to get a sealed message directly into President Donald Tru...

A Russian oil tanker’s arrival in Cuba this week has laid bare the central contradiction in President Trump’s hard-line campaign against Hav...

The Iran war is no longer just an oil and shipping story. It is rapidly becoming a technology-supply story, too, because the conflict has di...

For years, Cilia Flores was known publicly as one of the most powerful women in Venezuela: a veteran political operator, a former attorney, ...

Israeli police blocked Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre on...

An Iranian strike on Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia has injured U.S. troops and renewed concerns about how quickly the conflict in t...

A fresh wave of speculation is sweeping across the archaeology world after researchers claimed new scans near Egypt’s Giza Plateau may point...

Cuba has suffered its second nationwide blackout in less than a week, a fresh sign of how badly the island’s power system has deteriorated u...