Silver prices have roughly doubled this year, climbing over $60 an ounce, pushed up by a supply deficit, tariff uncertainty, and expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.
Syria's ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad's adviser Luna al-Shibl died in a suspected hit after Tehran's top general warned she was a spy. Recently leaked videos show her mocking Putin and Hezbollah with al-Assad.
Nativity scenes as sites of resistance, the best London shows of the year, one of history's most notorious art thieves, and Beer With a Painter is back!
At a cafe in a bustling Cairo neighbourhood, Liverpool games once drew wall-to-wall crowds, but with Mohamed Salah off the pitch, his Egyptian fans would now rather play cards or quietly doomscroll than watch the Reds play. Salah, one of the world's greatest football stars,
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Here’s the view of the economy reflected in the funhouse-mirror politics of the Trump administration. There is no affordability crisis. But if there is an affordability crisis, it’s President Joe Biden’s fault. President Donald Trump is solving it; alternatively, he has already
Some key Republicans are raising alarm over President Trump’s blessing for Nvidia to sell advanced semiconductor chips to China, warning that there are no real safeguards to prevent Beijing from using the technology to challenge American dominance in artificial intelligence.
When René Najera emigrated to the United States from Mexico at age 10, he had to prove he was fully up to date on all of his vaccines. He got every single childhood vaccine again, since his original records were lost. Last week, Najera watched U.S. vaccine advisers blame
President Trump is nearing the end of his first year back in power, but he’s in a very different political spot compared with 12 months ago. Back then, Trump and his Make America Great Again (MAGA) allies were euphoric about his convincing victory over former Vice President
Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) says Senate Republicans will vote Thursday on a GOP-crafted proposal to address rising health insurance premiums, despite deep divisions within his conference over whether the plan drafted by two powerful Republican committee chairs is
On November 26, after I’d spent hundreds of dollars obtaining certified documents and a considerable amount of time agonizing over the status of my application, FedEx delivered the piece of paper I had spent three years waiting for: confirmation of my acquisition of German
The red-blue divide on how to teach, what to teach and what school systems should look like is growing. Diametrically opposed approaches to race and gender in the classroom, school choice and other issues have parents and professors taking a hard look at whether they want to
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) for months has fielded a steady stream of texts and calls from the donor class in his state. “They keep encouraging him to run,” said one Newsom ally who has spoken to the governor about the 2028 presidential race. “They’re begging him to do
The Supreme Court appeared uncertain about whether it would strike down a major campaign-finance restriction during oral arguments on Tuesday, with some of the court’s conservative members questioning a right-wing push to do so. The case, National Republican Senatorial
The Federal Reserve will make its final interest rate decision of 2025 on Wednesday, setting up a pivotal year for both the U.S. economy and the central bank as President Trump prepares to install a new leader. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), the panel of Fed
Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s (D) last-minute decision to enter the Texas Senate race has turned the Democratic primary upside down and scrambled the political calculus for other members of her party in the Lone Star State. The shift could be felt even before Crockett made her plans
Republicans in the House are grumbling over the final version of the annual defense bill set to hit the floor on Wednesday, frustrated at the omission of a cryptocurrency provision, an $8 billion increase in funding authorization and other compromises with Democrats that
The Trump White House’s desire that government-funded art “remove divisive or partisan narratives,” to quote a letter sent last August to Smithsonian secretary Lonnie G. Bunch III, is nothing new. At the dawn of the Cold War, that same fatuous sentiment was directed against Ben
"The U.S. introduced fast food to the Philippines. Now Jollibee is serving it back to America."
I tried to build a simple tool for my reporting. Instead, I stumbled onto the psychology of creation in the age of AI.
The last presidential debate ahead of Sunday's runoff in Chile between the far-left candidate Jeanette Jara and the ultraconservative José Antonio left mixed feelings Tuesday evening in Santiago as the country prepares for a continuation of Gabriel Boric Font's policies or a
'It's like pretending cigarettes don’t cause lung cancer,' says one climate expert.
Sudthisak Rinthalak was working in southern Israel when he was killed in a Hamas attack.
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said such a move was needed "so as not to provoke other countries to take measures to curb down Chinese exports."
In an exclusive Euronews interview, Armenia and Azerbaijan’s top representatives publicly detailed how a once-unthinkable peace process has evolved into a shared strategy for stability and economic transformation.
In an exclusive Euronews interview, Armenia and Azerbaijan’s top negotiators publicly detailed how a once-unthinkable peace process has evolved into a shared strategy for stability and economic transformation.
In an interview with Euronews morning show Europe Today, Washington’s envoy to the EU Andrew Pulzer said the United States sees Europe as a natural ally but it must retain its core identity for the relation to work.
Komplizen's Berlin-based trio of Maren Ade, Janine Jackowski, and Jonas Dornbach will be honored at the European Film Awards in January.
At a Damascus air base once off-limits under Bashar al-Assad, a crew now films a TV series about the final months of the ousted leader's rule as seen through the eyes of a Syrian family. "It's hard to believe we're filming here," director Mohamad Abdul Aziz said from the Mazzeh