The New York Times

A homeowners’ association in Queens has won a small victory in its long-running fight over loud local concerts.

From the moment the US and Israel ignited their war against Iran, Tehran has maintained a consistent set of demands, built around a permanent peace, economic relief and the right to pursue nuclear enrichment.

After a successful flight around the Moon, the astronauts are relying on a flawed heat shield to protect them as they re-enter Earth’s atmosphere.

A 20-year-old man was arrested Friday after throwing a Molotov cocktail at the San Francisco home of Sam Altman, CEO of artificial intelligence company OpenAI, according to the company and the police.

Now that the United States and Iran have put the war on pause, the voyage through the Strait of Hormuz may be less dangerous. But it is no less challenging politically or diplomatically.

The government agency that keeps a list of draft-eligible men will begin automatically registering names later this year, abandoning a decades-old requirement that they register themselves.

The British military spent more than a month tracking Russian efforts to spy on critical undersea pipelines and telecommunication lines on the floor of the northern Atlantic.

It will be interesting to see what history remembers most about April 7, 2026 — the postponed US release of bombs over Iran or the release of the Claude Mythos Preview by Anthropic and its technical allies.

‘If you think your child is not talking to chatbot companions, you’re probably wrong.’

Inside the White House scramble for a ceasefire deal with Iran during 36 hours of chaos.

Both sides may have enough incentives to prevent the ceasefire collapsing. Iran’s military and political leadership has been devastated while Donald Trump is under heavy pressure from a sceptical public.

In a pit stop from his NASCAR job, Frankie goes back to Hollywood.

A woman who illegally sold the ketamine that killed actor Matthew Perry was sentenced to 15 years in prison, by far the stiffest sentence yet handed to a person charged in the star’s death.

With his sycophantic inner circle providing little resistance and an inability to absorb the warnings from the few voices of reason, Trump pulled the trigger to attack Iran.

Longevity medicine is a confusing brew of noble intentions, cutting-edge care and expensive snake oil.