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The world is at war. And you will be part of it.

Singapore summit hears how private sector's constant security sins create risk for sovereigns

This is the view of our home planet from Earth-Sun Lagrange point 1, about a million miles away, courtesy of the EPIC instrument https://epic.gsfc.nasa.gov/ on the DSCOVR spacecraft. From this di...

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In the face of a depressing present and an even worse dystopian future, we are reverting to primitive tribalism and hate. A world at war, forever.

‘Dude,’ ‘ladies,’ ‘you guys,’—these address terms are complicated because their meaning changes so often.

The social-media Web as we knew it, a place where we consumed the posts of our fellow-humans and posted in return, appears to be over.

Washington and Beijing have been locked in a conflict over AI development. Now a new battle line is being drawn.

Discussing the ’90s comedy Family Matters from the context of the incredible comic persona work Jaleel White was doing as a child.

Before streaming took off, Fox was notorious for setting shows up to fail. Even the network's hit series Bones could only avoid being canceled for so long.

I continue my Forbes kick by looking at the Great Gatsby Curve among the richest Americans — the tendency for increasing inequality to come with decreasing social mobility.

Leaders are in a losing battle with their employees over office attendance.

Here to break through banking and make life easy.

European commissioner Thierry Breton warned X it could be fined for failing to control disinformation and illegal content. But critics say his threats lack teeth.

This Victorian dictionary collects the cant of thieves, the slang of costermongers, and many other argots.

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While environmentalists have long warned of a planet with too many people, now some economists are warning of a future with too few.

Schools for children of military members achieve results rarely seen in public education.

Often when we publish a men’s fashion story, readers tell us—at length—why Costco’s wares beat the pieces we chose. So we decided to investigate—and ask whether it really is the ultimate value-for-money apparel.

We stand too lose far too much if the anti-oil crowd has their way.

Fourteen experts on the roots of Kevin McCarthy’s ouster and why Republicans keep destroying their own leaders.

A reflection on Hamas and Israel

Natural disasters now cost the U.S. insurance industry $100 billion a year. What happens when no one wants to pick up the tab?