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President Trump’s decision to tap Jay Clayton, the former Securities and Exchange Commission chairman and current U.S. attorney in Manhattan, to serve as director of national intelligence landed in Washington…
A Defence Revolt at a Fraught Moment Britain’s long-simmering argument over how much to spend on the military — and what, exactly, to buy with it — erupted into a…
A Record Debut Puts SpaceX — and Wall Street’s Appetite — to the Test SpaceX is set to begin trading on Nasdaq on Friday after pricing its long-awaited initial public…
Markets Seize on Fragile Hopes for Calm European markets rallied and oil prices fell this week as investors latched onto the possibility that the war involving Iran might ease, a…
President Trump said on Thursday that the United States and Iran were close to signing a peace agreement that could be completed within days, a declaration that raised hopes of…
A Broadening Reckoning Over State Power Australian authorities are facing mounting legal and human-rights pressure over the use of force, detention and imprisonment, as a trio of developments this week…
A Chinese Champion Sets Its Sights on the World BYD, the Chinese electric-vehicle giant that has surged from domestic powerhouse to global contender, is making its boldest case yet that…
The contest over artificial intelligence is widening The race to dominate artificial intelligence is no longer confined to headline-grabbing model launches and soaring valuations. It is increasingly being fought on…
A New Front in the AI Race Opens in India Meta has agreed to lease capacity at a new artificial-intelligence-enabled data center being built by Reliance Industries in Jamnagar, Gujarat,…
Traffic Returns, but Nerves Remain Oil tankers are moving through the Strait of Hormuz again in greater numbers, according to U.S. officials, offering a tentative sign that one of the…