This university cracked down on Greek life. Here’s how it’s going
Allegations of a gang rape at a Cornell University fraternity have renewed long-standing debate over the role of Greek life on campus
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Why the Katie Zacharia debacle is a huge embarrassment for Trump and his White House
In one fell swoop over the course of a week, the White House confirmed how rudderless, impulsive and hubristic its entire operation is — just ahead of the midterms.
World
Ministers must be honest about Russian threat to UK, says former Foreign Office head
Peter Ricketts called for more resilience in protecting banking, energy and water systems from cyber-assaults Ministers need to be honest with the British public about the...
World
Zelenskyy urges support for new US sanctions on Russia put on hold by Trump
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged supporters Saturday to speak out in favor of new U.S. sanctions against Russia, hours after President Donald...
Sports
Doomsday for Wallabies and Les Kiss as clinical All Blacks expose fault lines
It was a Bledisloe Cup mauling at the arena where Australia will host a home World Cup at which they must perform or perish as a rugby power
World
Abbey Graf has a bare-bones budget and a spending aversion. But an expert says she can spend more and still meet her goals
Graf readily describes herself as frugal and is anxious about whether she is saving enough. But an expert says she can spend more and still meet her goals.
Business
Roth IRA or 457(b): Which is better for your retirement savings? An expert weighs in
When deciding which savings vehicle to use, consider the tax advantages and penalties as well as the chance to get a matching contribution.
Politics
Exclusive: Inside Erik Prince’s secretive operation taking on Haiti’s gangs
As gangs roam Haiti’s capital, a weakened government has hired Erik Prince to spearhead a military-style crackdown — raising urgent questions about violence, accountability and...
Sports
Guardiola receives standing ovation on return to Barcelona
Former Manchester City and Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola received a standing ovation from the crowd while attending Barcelona's EuroLeague basketball match against Olympiacos.
A first-time WNBA champion awaits as the Valkyries and Dream open the Finals
The WNBA will crown a first-time champion with the Golden State Valkyries and the Atlanta Dream playing for the title in the best-of-seven series that starts Saturday. Golden...
Politics
Protesters and students in France rally against rising living costs and education issues
Protesters across France have called for demonstrations against rising living costs, joining high school students demanding better education conditions. The mobilization...
Sports
Are complaints about Newport's pitch fair?
Back-to-back League Two victories have not been the only talking point at Rodney Parade this season, with opposition managers also taking issue with the pitch.
Sports
Armstrong eyes Scotland call amid Dinamo form - gossip
Dinamo Bucharest winger Danny Armstrong eyes a Scotland call-up as Brentford and Sunderland are reportedly tracking Rangers' Olwethu Makhanya.
Politics
I’ve spent most of the year talking to MAGA supporters. Here are 5 things I’ve learned
CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan has spent 2026 talking to Trump supporters across the country. Many are frustrated about the Iran War, angry over the growth of data centers and unsure...
Politics
Inside Hegseth’s political ambitions — and the risks threatening them
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has rarely shied away from controversy, but his latest spectacle — announcing that the convicted Fort Hood mass shooter’s execution would be...
Entertainment
‘You can’t make this stuff up’: why we remain fascinated by Elizabeth Holmes
The entrepreneur turned fraudster is the subject of an Oscar-tipped new documentary that takes an unusual look at her strange legacy
World
The hill I will die on: Cinemas have been getting away with lies. Films should begin on time | Jeffrey Ingold
If cinemas must run 20 minutes of adverts before a feature, they could at least be honest about it. Or, I have a better solution …, says culture writer Jeffrey Ingold
Culture
Alexandra Shulman: ‘Which book am I ashamed not to have read? Literally the whole canon of classic English literature’
The former British Vogue editor-in-chief and author on a romantic kiss on a traffic island, her school-run regrets, and a very expensive nude