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Iran war could result in significant economic loss for the Middle East: UNDP

Report says economic disruptions may result in up to $194 billion in losses

‘Avengers: Doomsday’ May Blink In ‘Dune: Part 3 Release Date Chicken

Dunesday will see Avengers: Doomsday and Dune: Part Three release on the same day, but Avengers may move out of the way. Here's why.

Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Bill, 2026 gets President nod

Dave Canales one-on-one: How the Panthers take next step with Bryce Young

Canales discussed Young's growth, what he likes about new backup Kenny Pickett and expectations for Xavier Legette.

Gaza families reunite years after babies evacuated amid Israel’s war

Infants evacuated from al-Shifa Hospital during Israel's siege in 2023 return home after years of separation.

MLSE has made a massive mess of the Maple Leafs after three dysfunctional years

A lot of things went wrong in Toronto to cause this season. It's time scrutiny went higher than the GM.

What we learned around the NHL in March: Confusing challenges and stars heating up

Plus a surprise entry in the Western Conference playoff race, and has the Vegas Golden Knights' luck finally run out?

Another Duke postseason collapse under Jon Scheyer makes it an undeniable pattern

Scheyer entered this season palpably aware of Duke’s late-game troubles. They still came back to bite him and his team Sunday.

UNC's next hoops coach won't be from 'Carolina family.' But Tar Heels just want to win

There's no obvious UNC option this time. And inconsistency has spurred the blood blue to willingly accept putting results above roots.

‘The Drama’ Review: Robert Pattinson and Zendaya in a Half-Funny, Half-Baked Squirm Comedy of Extreme Marital Jitters

In "The Drama," a squirm comedy that’s supposed to hinge on the ultimate case of marital jitters, Robert Pattinson gives one of the twitchiest performances in the history of twitchy performances.

Supreme Court’s path on birthright citizenship may hinge on 1940 law

As the Supreme Court gears up for blockbuster arguments on President Trump’s birthright citizenship restrictions this week, the justices still have a way to bypass deciding if it’s constitutional. Much of the attention heading into Wednesday’s clash has focused on whether Trump’s effort is con...

Schumer faces discontent from Democrats running for the Senate

Dissatisfaction is emerging with Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (N.Y.) among Democrats running for Senate seats in this year’s elections. The question of backing Schumer as Democratic leader has become a new litmus test, with several candidates — even in purple...

Lawmakers stare down even longer DHS shutdown as TSA pressure lifts — for now

The record-setting shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is hurtling along with no end in sight and no discernable pressure point to hasten its conclusion. Congress frequently needs an outside nudge to break stubborn political logjams. And, as in past battles over DHS funding, the re...

You can’t have a religious war with an irreligious nation 

The last time the United States was preparing to invade a Middle Eastern country, there was a lot of angst around the idea that the United States was leading some kind of religious war against Islam. When then-President George W. Bush stumbled in remarks about what was being called the Global War on...

GOP’s DHS funding battle turns up the heat on House-Senate Republican civil war

Republicans in the House and Senate are in a battle over how to move forward with funding the Department of Homeland Security after the two chambers took diametrically opposed paths last week in approving bills to fund the embattled DHS. The standoff has left both sides bickering, and there’s a ting...

Republicans worry about uphill climb in paying for next GOP-only bill

Fiscal hawks are airing concerns about finding cuts to offset the spending in a second GOP-only package Republicans are looking to assemble, which could include funds for parts of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the military operation in Iran and other policy initiatives. Lawmakers are st...

Student loan borrowers face deadline to leave SAVE: What’s next?

The Education Department has added another curveball into the student loan changes set for this summer, telling millions of borrowers they need to get out of the Biden-era Saving on Valuable Education (SAVE) repayment plan by the end of the August.   SAVE, which was officially te...

The Data Trust Crisis: How Bad Data Undermines ROI, AI, And CX

What was once seen as an operational inefficiency is now a growth problem. Companies that cannot trust their data struggle to compete against those that can.

Cyclist killed at Worlds not found for 82 minutes

A cyclist who was killed during the Road World Championships was not found for 82 minutes after a crash, investigators find.

Confused Chennai's selection strategy faces scrutiny after Rajasthan horror

Confused Chennais selection strategy faces scrutiny after Rajasthan horror