LeBron James’ Lakers and Tyrese Haliburton’s Pacers to face off at NBA Cup final
The Indiana team surprised the Milwaukee Bucks with a stellar performance from its point guard, while Los Angeles beat the New Orleans Pelicans
Jon Rahm acknowledges money factor as two-time major winner announces switch to LIV Golf
The world number three stated his goal remains to win as many majors as possible having previously said he had no intention of leaving the PGA Tour for the Saudi league
Hunter Biden, indicted on nine tax crimes in his second criminal case
A Los Angeles grand jury has opened a new case against the son of the U.S. president, which has provided further ammunition to the Republicans
In Colombia, public sentiment shifts right as the left loses steam
A year and a half into the government of Gustavo Petro, the president is losing support among centrists, according to a new survey by Cifras y Conceptos
María Corina Machado and the conquest of the Chavista ‘far West’
Venezuela’s opposition candidate seeks to conquer a political space traditionally occupied by Chavismo — a crucial step toward removing Maduro from power
The UK government blames Russian intelligence for prolonged efforts to meddle in British politics
The U.S. Justice Department announced separately that it had brought criminal charges against two Russian intelligence officers in connection with the hacking conspiracy
La Scala’s gala premiere of ‘Don Carlo’ celebrates Italian opera’s new status as cultural treasure
The issue of who would occupy the royal box on opening night spawned a pre-performance kerfuffle. Unions protested the seat of honor going to a far-right politician who has not condemned Italy’s fascist past
Ivy League presidents reckon with swift backlash to remarks on campus antisemitism
The University of Pennsylvania’s president said she should have gone further to condemn hate against Jewish students
A milestone for Notre Dame: One year until cathedral reopens to public after devastating fire
Macron will tour the fenced-off reconstruction site where stonemasons, carpenters and hundreds of other artisans are hammering away to meet the 12-month deadline
UN says Africa faces unprecedented food crisis, with 3 in 4 people unable to afford a healthy diet
The hit on world grain supplies from Russia’s war in Ukraine compounds the ills of African conflicts, climate change and the aftereffects of the Covid-19 pandemic
US sanctions money lending network to Yemen’s Houthi rebels while it looks to boost maritime protections
Washington wants to expand a maritime partnership after three commercial vessels were struck by missiles fired by Iranian-back Houthis in Yemen earlier this week
Seeing and hearing Leonard Bernstein at the premiere of the film ‘Maestro’
Sony Classical releases a deluxe album of previously unpublished photographs of his best recordings as conductor of the New York Philharmonic, allowing us to delve into the protagonist of the film directed by and starring Bradley Cooper
Rodrygo Goes, alpha brain waves and being in the zone
Neuroscience has identified the electrical frequencies that explain good and bad streaks