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The Clintons' refusal comes despite Republicans’ threats to seek to hold the couple in contempt of Congress.

Greenland’s prime minister said he was trying to end a "geopolitical crisis"

As advanced models stumble through a 1990s Game Boy classic, Pokémon is a surprisingly revealing test of what AI still can’t do.

Trump plans for a year-long cap of 10% on credit card interest. But experts say the "well-intentioned" plan poses significant risks.

Finding information on the climate risks you might face in your neighborhood can be a challenge. Here's what to do.

Trump has repeatedly threatened military action against Iran if the country’s leadership continued to crack down on protests.

Britain announced it would pass a law banning the creation of sexualized nonconsensual AI images as a regulator said it would investigate X.

“The stakes are too high to look the other way: if the Federal Reserve loses its independence, the broader economy will suffer,:" said one Republican Senator.

“Even a total interdiction of Venezuelan drugs is unlikely to produce a detectable reduction of U.S. overdose deaths,” writes Charles LeBaron.

The pressure to look busy at work is getting in the way of actually getting work done.

Divorce isn't a personal failure. It's a structural one.

Several Venezuelans tell TIME their behavior in recent days has been shaped by fear of their phone being searched

The conditions in Iran today are not comparable to those that precipitated the downfall of the Shah and the triumph of the revolution of 1979.

The weight of state violence isn’t abstract, it’s personal, argues Minneapolis poet Bao Phi.

As Trump embraces state capitalism, Democrats should embrace being the party of practical economic stewardship.

South Korea appears happy to engage in what some have called “shuttle diplomacy” between its quarreling neighbors—and stands to reap some benefits.

Here’s who could be affected.

Here are the key questions about Iran’s protests, what sparked them, how the government is responding, and why U.S. involvement has become a central issue, answered.

The strike is raising concerns about how staffing shortages could affect the city's health care system.

Trump is not ruling out a military strike, but some argue that is unlikely to further U.S. goals