The Trump clan finds a new place to ruin.

Le Monde relates the adventures of Bernard Arnault, ninth-richest human on the planet.

In his explosive interview with The Economist, the SpaceX billionaire inadvertently revealed something darker about his true vision for the future—and about his affinities with global fascism.

The president is getting frustrated that U.S. military strikes are accomplishing nothing—and he’s starting to lash out.

The agreement includes a number of worrying U.S. concessions, raising concerns that Saudi Arabia is taking advantage of its close financial ties to the Trump family.

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Israel’s scandal-ridden prime minister, who hopes to assemble another governing coalition this fall, has turned accusation into a form of enduring rule.

There are no best-case scenarios when a corrupt, vainglorious toddler is running the world’s deadliest military.

Phase One of the Iran war ended in defeat and humiliation. Phase Two could be just as bad—or worse.

The House is expected to vote Wednesday on a measure that would cut off aid completely, and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries isn’t telling his caucus how to vote.

He alone had the moral authority within the Republican Party to try to stop Donald Trump, especially after January 6. He chose not to. That’s what we must remember today.

Iran is already a quagmire. As the bombing resumes, just how bad will it get?

Settler attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank are out of control—and these Israelis are doing something about it.

The Italian P.M.’s recent spat with Trump aside, she remains a right-wing figure. Global progressives should be looking to Elly Schlein.

As the sixth prime minister since the historic vote calls it quits, most Britons agree it’s been an epic disaster. But in the next election, things may get even worse.

Some of the party’s ideological tensions fluttered into view as the details of the deal to end hostilities made their way around Washington.

The injection of this new technology into the military seems like a fever dream. But it’s a reality we’re hurtling toward, ready or not.

The United States just unambiguously lost a war that it started for no good reason. A sane country would remove the imbecile who did this immediately.

Can soccer still unite people across borders, class, and cultures in an increasingly authoritarian world?

The showy self-styled outsider candidate, Abelardo De La Espriella, is exactly Trump’s type—and the White House seems bent on his winning.