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How Europe Can Find Its Strength in 2026
Dear European friends, I understand the change in our relationship is nearly incomprehensible. Your ancestors helped found the U.S. 250 years ago. Many of our nations fought shoulder to shoulder during two world wars, and you stood by our side after the 9/11 attacks. We created the worldâs most successful military alliance in NATO, and built the largest bilateral trade and investment partnershipâŚ
The Best Things to Do in Bali, the Island of the Gods
Few islands rival Baliâs mix of lush landscapes, rich culture, and outdoor adventures. In a single trip, you can climb volcanoes, wander through terraced rice fields, purify your spirit at water temples, and surf world-class waves. But as one of Southeast Asiaâs most-visited destinations, the Indonesian island is also dotted with Instagram-driven spots that donât always match reality, makingâŚ
2,000-Year-Old âIndustrial Complexâ and Roman Cemetery Found in Egypt
Archaeologists working in the western Nile Delta of Egypt discovered remnants of an âextensive industrial complexâ from as far back as the 5th century B.C.E. as well as a Roman cemetery that suggests the area was fertile ground for civilization and exchange in the Mediterranean. As reported by Archaeology News, the findingsâby an Egyptian-Italian team from the Supreme Council of Antiquities andâŚ
Israeli woman missing after fire at Swiss ski resort
Israeli woman missing after fire at Swiss ski resort | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/Israel News The Foreign Ministry also said itâs in contact with the womanâs family and is working with local authorities to find her whereabouts. Police stand at Sion funeral centre following a fire and an explosion in the âLe Constellationâ bar, during a New Yearâs Eve party, where people died and others wereâŚ
Washington's self-defeating obsession with China in Latin America
Washingtonâs national security establishment is once again gripped by familiar hysteria: China is âexpandingâ in Latin America, and America must respond. The opening of the Chancay port in Peru, Chinaâs release of its third policy paper on the region, and growing military exchanges between Beijing and countries like Brazil have triggered predictable alarm bells among the foreign policy blob. ButâŚ
How Mary Jo Bang Rescued Danteâs âParadisoâ
The Divine Comedy is more than 14,000 lines long and is divided into three parts, but itâs the first part, the Inferno, that gets all the attention. For centuries, readers have preferred the horrors of hell to the perfection of heaven. Gustave DorĂŠ, the celebrated French illustrator, did elaborate engravings for the three canticles in the mid-19th century and devoted 99 out of 135 of them toâŚ
Impact over income: a striking number of gen Zers are becoming teachers | US education
Joseph Curatolo was studying architecture four years ago when he took a summer job, teaching music to middle school students. When he told them he might leave the program to focus on his studies, he said, they burst into tears. âThe fact that I had such an impact on these kids led me to reconsider my career,â said Curatolo, 22. He is now a seventh- and eighth-grade social studies teacher, basedâŚ
The Key Tax Changes to Know About Before You File This Year
With the deadline to file your taxes only a few months away, it may be a good time to start thinking about a number of key policy changes that could affect your return this year. âIt is a year with quite a bit of change,â says Andy Phillips, vice president of the Tax Institute at H&R Block. âIn some situations, I, like everyone, like surprises, but an area where I donât really like it is when itâŚ
Will Smith accused of âpredatory behaviourâ and âgroomingâ by tour violinist | Will Smith
Will Smith is being sued by a violinist from his 2025 tour, who claims the rapper and actor exhibited âpredatory behaviourâ and was âdeliberately grooming and primingâ him for âfurther sexual exploitationâ. Brian King Joseph is also pursuing the performer and his company Treyball Studios Management for wrongful termination and retaliation in a suit filed in the superior court ofâŚ
10 Trips We're Looking Forward to in 2026
The end of the year brings a lot of anticipationâholiday parties, gift-giving, scrambling to finish a to-do list before some hard-earned PTO. Potentially one of the most exciting things about this season is the daydreaming about how youâre going to fill those precious vacation days, and our team is no different. In 2026, weâre looking forward to journeys near and far to celebrate loved ones andâŚ
CARICOM Immigrants Make DHS âWorst Of The Worstâ List
By Felicia J. Persaud News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Friday Jan. 2, 2026: Caribbean immigrants from the Caribbean Community, (CARICOM), are among those listed on the newly released U.S. Department of Homeland Security âWorst of the Worst,â (WOW) list. The list features non-U.S. citizens arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in 2025 following prior criminal convictions. InâŚ
The most on-time airlines and airports, ranked
Which airlines and airports had the most on-time flights in 2025? The year is barely in the rearview mirror, but the results are in. New data released Friday by aviation analytics firm Cirium offers a report card of sorts for the carriers and hubs â big and small â where passengers were least likely to run into major travel troubles. Itâs important information to consider as you begin bookingâŚ
HF-2E launcher sighting exposes Taiwanâs mainland strike intent
As Chinese live-fire drills tighten around Taiwan, a rare sighting of a mobile launcher for Taipeiâs long-secret cruise missile offers a glimpse into how it plans to hold the Chinese mainland at riskâand how dangerously high the stakes of that gamble may be. This month, The War Zone (TWZ) reported that Taiwan has moved a transporter-erector-launcher (TEL) associated with its secretive Hsiung FengâŚ
6 Space Stories To Watch in 2026
For space historians, three years stand out as landmarks of human exploration: 1957, 1961, and 1969. It was in 1957 that the former Soviet Union launched the beeping, beachball-sized Sputnik, becoming the first country to place a satellite in orbit. In 1961, the Soviets went further, when Yuri Gagarin made a one-orbit journey around the Earth, achieving the feat of being the first person inâŚ
Things You Can't Do in Las Vegas Anymore
Here are 10 things you canât do in Vegas anymore, starting with the good ones we truly miss. The Las Vegas Stripâa nickname for the famed Las Vegas Boulevard in Vegasâis an ever-evolving, neon-lit landscape of entertainment, food, and casinos. Even so, a lot has changed since the first casinos debuted here during the 1940s. Live-animal shows, fireworks, showgirls, slot machines, buffets, pokerâŚ
Patrick Rylands obituary | Toys
In 1966, the year Patrick Rylands graduated from the Royal College of Art, the British toy industry was being conquered by a soldier. Action Man, complete with a macho painted-on scar and fatigues, won the battle for Toy of the Year. But for Rylands, who has died aged 83 after suffering from vascular dementia, the future of childrenâs play was not to be found in camouflage or tiny guns, but inâŚ
New State of Emergency declared in Ecuador after mass killing â MercoPress
New State of Emergency declared in Ecuador after mass killing Friday, January 2nd 2026 â 10:28 UTC The 60-day measure seeks to allow the Armed Forces to dismantle active criminal structures A violent mass shooting in the Ecuadorean port city of Manta left at least six people dead and a dozen wounded on New Yearâs Eve, as President Daniel Noboa declared a fresh 60-day State of Emergency acrossâŚ
