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America's Premier Spy Law Dies at Midnight, and the Wiretaps Won't Even Notice

WASHINGTON, June 12 -- The legal authority behind America's most powerful surveillance program expires at midnight Friday for the first time since its creation in 2008, after the House rejected a last... Read More


Ariana Grande Tells the White House to Keep Her Music Out of Its ICE Videos

LOS ANGELES, June 12 -- The video shows federal agents pulling people into custody, hands cuffed behind backs, and underneath the footage runs a breakup song. Ariana Grande found out the way everyone ... Read More


The ECB Raises Rates Into a Shrinking Economy, Because Washington's War Sends Frankfurt the Bill

New Delhi, June 12 -- The European Central Bank did on Thursday what it had not done in nearly three years, and what its own forecasts say it can ill afford: it raised interest rates. The deposit rate... Read More


Shipping's Climate Leaders Cut Emissions Last Year and Still Fell Further Behind

LONDON, June 12 -- The companies that move the world's coal, grain and iron ore did better on carbon last year, and it was not enough. That is the uncomfortable shape of the news from shipping's own c... Read More


Wanda Sykes Says Bill Maher Cornered Her in a Parking Lot Over a Golden Globes Joke

New Delhi, June 12 -- The joke lasted a few seconds. The argument over it, by Wanda Sykes' account, followed her out of the building and into a parking lot, where one of the most famous talking heads ... Read More


Ab Hoga Hisaab Trailer: Amazon Bets a TV-Star Cast on a Punjab Revenge Drama

New Delhi, June 12 -- MUMBAI - The most cinematic-looking Hindi trailer to land this week is not pointed at a single multiplex. It will stream for nothing. Amazon released the trailer for Ab Hoga His... Read More


Ohtani Leaves in the Seventh With a Knee Scare, and the Dodgers Hold Their Breath

PITTSBURGH, June 12 -- For six innings on Thursday night Shohei Ohtani was the best version of himself, and then he was gone, and for a Dodgers team that has spent the spring losing arms it could not ... Read More


America Tells Europe to Spend More, Then Pulls a Third of Its Fighter Jets Off the Continent

WASHINGTON, June 12 -- The administration that has spent the year telling Europe to stop free-riding on American protection is preparing to remove a third of the fighter jets it commits to the contine... Read More


Mexico Opens the World Cup With a Win, and the Azteca Gets a Night for History

Israel Reyes, June 12 -- For eight minutes the Estadio Azteca held its breath, and then Julian Quinones let it out. His low shot slid through the legs of South Africa goalkeeper Ronwen Williams, and m... Read More


Svechnikov's Two Power-Play Goals Push Carolina to the Brink of the Stanley Cup

RALEIGH, June 12 -- The Carolina Hurricanes are one win from the Stanley Cup, and they got there on the strength of the thing that has decided this entire series: the power play. Andrei Svechnikov sco... Read More