Business
Anthropic files for IPO, revealing $417 billion in computing commitments
The Claude maker plans to list on Nasdaq under the ticker ANT while its co-founders keep voting control
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World
Serbia's Vucic concedes defeat as student movement wins parliament
The highest turnout since 1992 hands the Student List a majority after nearly two years of protests sparked by the Novi Sad station collapse
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Washington
Judge rules Justice Department unlawfully fired Maurene Comey
The former Manhattan prosecutor, daughter of ex-FBI Director James Comey, wins back pay and retroactive reinstatement
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World
Russia frees American teacher Stephen Hubbard as Witkoff meets Putin
The 74-year-old Michigan man, held since 2022 on mercenary charges he denied, was released without a prisoner swap
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Politics
Brad Lander detained by Israeli forces during West Bank olive harvest
The Democratic nominee for New York's 10th District was released hours later, but dozens of rabbis and activists detained with him were still being held
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Off-duty Con Ed worker killed in suspected road rage shooting on George Washington Bridge
Police say a near-collision on an entrance ramp came minutes before a single shot killed the 46-year-old Rockland County man
Pete Hegseth is the reformer the Pentagon has needed for decades
While Washington argues, the defense secretary is betting on cheap drones, new manufacturers and allies who carry their share
France counts the damage as Macron prepares to address nation after riots
More than 1,800 people were arrested and the historic Limoges town hall burned as cost-of-living protests turned violent after dark
At least seven reported dead in explosion and fire at Canadian military base
Canada's military confirmed deaths and injuries at CFB Wainwright in Alberta but is withholding the toll until families are notified
Pope Leo XIV greets crowds a day after leaving hospital
The 71-year-old pontiff told pilgrims in St. Peter's Square he would gradually return to work after surgery for lung cancer
Man shot dead on Midtown subway platform as gunman flees
Police say the shooting at the Seventh Avenue-53rd Street station followed an argument between the two men and was not a random attack
The High Cost of Cheap Labor
Who benefits from low wages and who pays for what those wages cannot cover?
Gulf Coast Crews Race to Restore Power as Isaias Death Toll Stands at Four
The storm has moved on. Along the Panhandle, the cleanup is just getting started
Pope Leo XIV to Enter Rome Hospital Tuesday for Lung Surgery
A day after breaking the news from his window, the pope kept his calendar full
Oil Prices and the Economy
How rising crude prices on the global market reach American household budgets and business operations
Trump denies offering Iran sanctions relief as mediators push for a deal
Tehran says it is waiting for Washington's answer through Qatari and Pakistani intermediaries, while its chief negotiator issues a new warning
Hochul calls for outside review of Cornell's handling of fraternity rape case
The governor's demand comes a day after the Tompkins County district attorney reopened the 2024 case and said he will take it to a grand jury
30-year Treasury yield hits highest level since 2002
Long-term borrowing costs keep climbing, pushing mortgage rates toward 7.6% as a weaker jobs report fails to calm the bond market
US troops set to leave last Iraq bases by Wednesday
The pullout ends a coalition mission that began in 2014, as Iran-aligned militias rush to claim victory
Xi ends Washington visit without major breakthroughs
Pandas for Atlanta and an invitation for 100,000 American students, but no deal on trade or Iran