Joshua Wong’s 10-Year Sentence Deepens Hong Kong’s Political Reckoning
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong receives a 10-year prison term in his second national security conviction amid pressure on democracy campaigners.
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Wolff Holds Up Antonelli as a Standard for Formula 1’s Next Generation
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says Kimi Antonelli’s conduct should set an example for young drivers and some Formula 1 rivals.
Kushner and Witkoff Face a Problem Bigger Than Deal Tactics
The criticism of Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff centers on a worldview that treats diplomacy as dealmaking, not only on tactical errors.
Haley Stevens Defends Backing Mike Rogers in Michigan Senate Fight
Rep. Haley Stevens explains why she endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan’s contested Senate race.
AI Chatbots Enter the Voting Booth Debate
AI chatbots are being used for election information, but inaccurate voting answers and candidate recommendations raise voter concerns.
Haskell’s backing gives Borthwick room as England look to November
James Haskell supports Steve Borthwick and Henry Pollock as England build toward the first Nations Championship finale in November.
Emery Signals More Work for Aston Villa Before Barcelona and Manchester United Tests
Unai Emery says Aston Villa must keep improving before high-profile matches against Barcelona and Manchester United.
Virginia and D.C. Take Trump Arch Fight to Federal Court
Virginia and Washington, D.C. ask a federal court to halt construction of President Donald Trump’s proposed triumphal arch.
Pregnant Migrant Minors in Federal Custody Face Care Barriers in South Texas
Pregnant unaccompanied migrant minors in federal care in South Texas have had to leave the state for medical treatment, including abortions.
GTA 6 Release Day Is Becoming a Workplace Calendar Event
Nearly one in five workers plan to take time off for GTA 6 on Nov. 19, showing gaming’s growing pull on workplace schedules.