The world’s richest person made the announcement following similar pledges by Anthropic and other high-profile tech names.

The Swiss drugmaker will assume responsibility for outside China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan after the completion of early-stage clinical trials.

From the makers of the extended, lightly thrilling 12-team postseason format comes an unsolicited supersizing.

Plus, Putin wants a summit with Trump and Xi over Ukraine, and a billionaire couple pours in cash to reshape the Democratic Party.

The Los Angeles Rams began the season as Super Bowl favorites. They’re now 2-4 after their kicking game keeps letting them down.

Even as China makes strides in areas such as AI, much of its domestic economy is dragged down by gloomy consumer sentiment and a real-estate slump.

Steve and Sue Mandel are behind at least three new groups challenging the Democratic establishment.

The ‘CBS Mornings’ co-host and ‘Oprah Daily’ editor starts her day with a bath before 4 a.m.

The actress gives a fiercely funny performance alongside Ed Harris and Allison Janney in a revival of Jon Robin Baitz’s play about a family conflict in California.

Even after their breakup, Julie Huang and Jarlon Tsang continued to build a permanent base for their two kids in Palo Alto, Calif.

Forget costly wall cuts and ductwork. These new units promise energy efficiency and are installed much like conventional air conditioners.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is trying to rally the oil-rich province to stick with the country at a time when national unity is needed.

Cabinet officials and ordinary staffers are preparing for the possibility that Democrats could launch probes if the party takes back Congress.

Six lanes and crosswalks a half-mile apart: How American urban-planning is failing walkers.

John Overdeck is trying to prevent a feud with his wife over his $723 million divorce settlement offer from costing him in a battle with his Two Sigma co-founder.

Cabinet officials and ordinary staffers are preparing for the possibility that Democrats could launch probes if the party takes back Congress.

Ukraine’s Zelensky would not be included in the proposed talks, as Russia’s leader seeks to negotiate an end to the conflict that favors Moscow.

GOP politicians in a number of tight races are breaking with Trump on Russia policy ahead of midterms.

The son of Wagner Group’s late founder hangs on to an African stronghold, making a fortune from guns, drugs and gold.

The president said work would begin in mid-November.

From firehouses to farms, locals offer a glimpse into whether Democrats in midterms can overcome their main weakness: a loss of blue-collar voters.

The Sisley co-founder on how outside investors can ruin focus, what she learned from Jackie Kennedy and why luck plays no part in quality.

There’s a deep freeze paralyzing the labor market—and it’s hitting college-educated workers hard.

The country’s best teams took the field Saturday to establish their championship bona fides. Instead, five of the country’s top seven programs all lost.

Whether you’re in the mood for art-house cinema, anime, prestige TV or a good murder mystery, check out these bingeworthy alternatives.

The cook, author and TV personality shows us her New York apartment, which doubles as the set of her new podcast, and shares why even she opts for store-bought cheesecake sometimes

Critics hated it and theaters pulled it. But four decades later, ‘Rad’ is inspiring cross-country pilgrimages and crashing websites.

DSA leaders are working behind the scenes with their endorsed candidates to pressure Jeffries on progressive priorities.

The studio behind ‘Coraline’ creates an enchanted forest in ‘Wildwood,’ Billy Crystal opens a one-man show on Broadway, ‘Lincoln in the Bardo’ receives a stage adaptation at the Metropolitan Opera, and more.

A crackdown on short-term rentals drastically reduced the business. Here’s how the hangers-on are making it work.

It’s a slippery slope that leads to some of the biggest financial scandals. Shakespeare understood well how that can happen.

A major surgery inspires a mother-son adventure through Iceland’s remote Westfjords, where winding roads, thundering waterfalls and uneven hiking trails offer both travelers a test.

Once hired purely for pest control, these employees are driving foot traffic and racking up thousands of viral views on social media

More than 14 museums, from Wales to Sicily, have been hit by smash-and-grab criminals since early 2025.

Elon Musk’s latest vision for the company’s sports car has more to do with China than cold-gas rocket thrusters.

Nationalist parties have come to see President Trump as a liability and distanced themselves from him as they have been rising in the polls.

The owners lived in a smaller cabin on site for four years while picking out the perfect spot for their estate.

The Ukrainian leader is calling out the White House for relaxing pressure on Russia, drawing more ire.

The “Cornell 7” case has thrown a spotlight on safety efforts at schools, many of them student-led, like sober monitors and consent officers.

Dr. Sean Barbabella is tasked with staying no more than three minutes away from the oldest president ever elected.

The GOP sees transgender athletes in women’s sports, border security and socialism as keys to convincing voters that Democrats are too extreme.

The son of Wagner Group’s late founder hangs on to an African stronghold, making a fortune from guns, drugs and gold.

Dr. Sean Barbabella is tasked with staying no more than three minutes away from the oldest president ever elected.

There’s a deep freeze paralyzing the labor market—and it’s hitting college-educated workers hard.

With Trump’s help, Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall scrambles to fend off a surprisingly strong Democratic challenger.

Hundreds of you weighed in after I wrote that the style is in decline. Here’s what you had to say.

The New York gallery looks back at its own curatorial past in an exhibition that doubles as a compact overview of Chinese art.