Everyone’s convinced Thierry Henry, Zlatan Ibrahimović really don’t like Alexi Lalas

For what could be Fox Sports’ last FIFA Men’s World Cup, they’ve assembled an All-Star studio show to go all out this year. Fox has seemingly spared no expense, bringing in a slew of talent not only...

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Traders see 1-in-6 odds of a NATO-Russia clash this year. But the real risk may lie in events that won’t trigger a YES resolution

A Famous Math Problem Stumped Humans for 80 Years. AI Just Cracked It.

The math world is losing its mind over the new solution to an Erdős problem. This is what AI found, how we missed it—and why it matters.

The Stock Market Has Never Been So Good When People Have Felt So Bad

Stocks are partying like it’s 1999, but Americans haven’t been this gloomy in 70 years.

The Ice-Cold Civil War Between Diet Coke and Coke Zero Drinkers

We were once a nation of Coke vs. Pepsi. The stakes of the game have changed.

Is being prime minister now an impossible job?

Once the model of stable government, Britain has had six PMs in the past 10 years — and is in the grip of yet another leadership crisis. Anthony Seldon asks what went wrong

The rise of the American corporate gerontocracy

No country for young CEOs

Greg Abel’s message to Berkshire shareholders, post-Buffett: be patient

New CEO ‘not anxious to deploy capital into subpar opportunities’ as he picks up baton from legendary predecessor

The damage wrought to the Middle East’s oil and gas supplies

Saudi Arabia and Qatar have both suffered significant damage to production capacity during the US-Israeli war against Iran

The U.S. Sank One of Iran’s Navies. The Other Still Controls Hormuz.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’s small, fast-attack boats hold sway in the strategic waterway.

Why this oil shock is different

Governments and central banks are out of policy ammunition to contain the economic fallout

Trump is hastening Britain’s return to the EU

Economics, security and domestic politics all point the Starmer government towards Brussels

Troops Mass as Landlocked Ethiopia Chases Access to the Sea

Decades after it lost its coast to Eritrea, the country has moved forces close to the border region—raising fears of another civil war with nearby rebels.