A federal court in the Eastern District of Virginia has exercised jurisdiction over the Titanic salvage case since the 1990s.

But Thursday's selloff was not some ordinary afternoon of financial indigestion.

There's a particular beauty to a perfectly executed trick play, especially in the Super Bowl. Here you have two teams that have survived an entire NFL season, navigated the playoffs, and supposedly ...

Seven years, one exclusive hospital partnership, and enough corporate enthusiasm to make you wonder when an MRI became a ...

I thought we were building better software. Apparently, somewhere between autocomplete and artificial general intelligence, Silicon Valley decided it needed to reinvent theology. That is roughly where ...

Whenever a government attaches the word “mega” to something, my natural instinct is to reach for the fine print. Maybe that makes me cynical. Maybe I’ve simply spent too many years watching ordinary ...

In a world ravaged by climate disasters, rising sea levels, and ecological degradation, few voices cut through the noise with the force and clarity of David Suzuki. At 88 years old, the legendary ...

There are certain signs that summer has reached its loud, sweaty, deep-fried peak. The days are long. The air feels thick enough to spread on toast. Every road construction project in Indiana appears ...

Takeaways from Wisconsin, Minnesota, and South Carolina, where voters reminded both parties that political “momentum” is often just yesterday’s headline wearing a necktie. I have a modest proposal for ...

I recently encountered the phrase “indie slop,” and my first thought was that the internet had finally invented a menu item for a restaurant run by unemployed film students. My second thought was: Of ...

Let’s get this out of the way early: Gaelic football is bananas. It’s part soccer, part rugby, part aerial ballet performed by lads with day jobs. It’s thrilling, it’s tribal, and—until recently—it’s ...