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OPEC Plus Pledges to Pump More Even as Oil Prices Fall
The cartel’s decision comes as U.S.-Iran talks to end the war have eased pressure on oil supplies, even as broader market and political volatility persists.
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Mallory McMorrow Suspends Senate Bid in Democrats’ Heated Michigan Primary
The state senator sought to carve a middle path between a left-wing candidate and one backed by the party establishment, but she gained little traction.
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Navy Ends Search for Missing Crew Member After Arabian Sea Helicopter Crash
The cause of the crash was still under investigation, but the military said it was not the result of hostile fire. A total of 14 U.S. service members have been killed in the war against Iran.
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Bill Archer, Influential Texas Congressman, Is Dead at 98
Serving for 30 years, he eventually wrote virtually all tax laws considered by the House and was a major influence on budget bills as Ways and Means chairman.
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Oxford vs. Cambridge: A guide to visiting England’s rival college towns
I’ve always felt that seeing one is enough. The big question is: Which one?
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The 42 definitive rules for a group vacation rental
A handbook for staying friends by the end of the trip, from planning to checking out.
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Taylor Swift’s Wedding Became a Marketing Moment for Brands Big and Small
Some businesses flocked to social media using A.I.-generated content, while others deployed timely digital ads designed to capitalize on the frenzy surrounding this major celebrity event.
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I Have a Light Workload and I Simply Can’t Handle It
Plus: When a nurse practitioner in gynecology needs care, should she see one of her own colleagues?
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The Revenge of the Philosophy Majors
A.I. labs are hiring contrarian, chin-stroking, finger-steepling sages. Who’s underemployed now?
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Wikipedia Is Battling for the Soul of the Internet
The internet’s largest stockpile of free knowledge is under threat from MAGA, A.I. and foreign autocrats. A bibliophile ex-ambassador is here to help.