Luigi Mangione Set for First Court Appearance Since His Arraignment in UnitedHealthcare CEO’s DeathThe man accused of fatally shooting the CEO of UnitedHealthcare in New York City and leading authorities on a five-day manhunt is scheduled to be in court for the first time since his December arraignment on state murder and terror charges.
Americans’ Confidence in Air Travel Falls After String of Plane Crashes, Poll ShowsAmericans’ confidence in aviation has slipped following a string of plane crashes in 2025, according to a new poll.
What Does Jack Ma’s Return to the Spotlight in China Mean?Analysts say the Alibaba founder’s re-emergence could signal a policy change in Beijing.
Why America Has So Few CarpentersThe Great Recession led to a carpenter exodus. But cultural and pay issues have stunted the profession’s growth for far longer.
Is Spending All Day on Your Feet at Work an Occupational Hazard?Spending all day standing can take a toll on a worker’s body. Nurses, department store sales clerks, surgeons and airport workers are just some of the people who may experience leg swelling, back pain and other conditions from prolonged periods of being on their feet.
Trump's Plan to Make European Cars More Expensive Has a Fatal FlawPresident Trump wants Americans to buy fewer European cars and Europeans to buy more American cars. To speed his pipe dream along, on Sunday night he said that new tariffs on EU companies would “definitely happen.” (The ones on Mexico and Canada have been stayed for now.
How Progressives Broke the GovernmentDemocrats’s cultural aversion to power has cleaved an opening for Trump. Ed Koch was angry—and perhaps a bit embarrassed. It was the spring of 1986, and his Parks Department had wasted millions of taxpayer dollars trying to rehabilitate Central Park’s Wollman Rink.
Why Trump’s Bullying Is Going to BackfireYou say you got a real solution. Well, you know We’d all love to see the plan. The scariest thing about what President Trump is doing with his tariffs-for-all strategy, I believe, is that he has no clue what he is doing — or how the world economy operates, for that matter.
It was the deadliest workplace in America. So why didn’t safety regulators shut it down?Inspectors issued more than 100 safety violations and millions in fines. Yet deaths and injuries continued. PHENIX CITY, ALA.
FAA Employees Say Trump and Musk’s Purge Is a ‘Threat’ to Air SafetyDonald Trump and Elon Musk fired hundreds of Federal Aviation Administration workers Friday night, amid a startling series of plane crashes and other air-related incidents in recent weeks.
The Tesla RevoltThe company’s fate will reveal how strong the foundation of Elon Musk’s influence really is.
Why Porsche Is No Longer a ‘Premium’ Sports Car in ChinaAfter decades of dominating China’s market for high-performance cars with precision engineering, German automakers are losing out to Chinese rivals that have shifted the definition of a high-end car to one that is electric, smart and affordable.
The Cult of the EntrepreneurThree cheers for the entrepreneur! Three cheers for that swashbuckling master of society’s rocky, reef strewn seas! They are the best! They are good vibes! And who are “they,” you ask so skeptically? The entrepreneur is a small-business owner, a David to the Goliath of corporate conformity.
Big Tech is still silent on Trump’s tariffsThe latest tariff on Chinese goods has been in effect for nearly a week, and major tech companies have yet to make a move. Automakers have been more vocal. The latest tariff on Chinese goods has been in effect for nearly a week, and major tech companies have yet to make a move.
Is cheap cashmere worth buying? We put it to the test.Brands like Quince, Uniqlo and Naadam sell cashmere sweaters for as low as $60. A few decades ago, my family was visiting some fabulously wealthy friends of my parents and I was underdressed, so my mother’s friend lent me a sweater.