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Trump calls Harris a ‘bum,’ complains about Biden’s withdrawal

The former president urged attendees at a faith-themed event to vote, promising that in four years, “we’ll have it fixed so good you’re not going to have to vote.”

The Olympics won’t cure the world, but Paris offered a spark of hope

Amid rain and heavy security, a chic Opening Ceremonies showed the city at its most inspirational.

The cultural references in the Olympic Opening Ceremonies, explained

Lupin! ‘Les Misérables’! Notre Dame! Here’s everything to look for during the Opening Ceremonies broadcast.

Olympic Ceremonies on the Seine were a daring feat. Paris stuck the landing.

Paris transformed into a spectacular stage — and demonstrated that bold thinking could bring a shine back to a global event that has seen its popularity slump.

Celine Dion returns to stage at Opening Ceremonies

Celine Dion performed at the Olympics Opening Ceremonies for the first time since she was diagnosed with the rare neurological disorder stiff-person syndrome.

Trump, Netanyahu meet amid political and personal tension

Donald Trump was incensed when Benjamin Netanyahu called to congratulate Joe Biden on his victory and, since then, has been openly critical of Netanyahu’s management of the war in Gaza.

The life of two Boeing Starliner astronauts stuck indefinitely in space

Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams blasted off for a short trip on June 5. Almost two months later, they’re still in space.

Russia wary of U.S. and France election surprises, especially Kamala Harris

Harris, largely unknown to the Russians, is viewed with alarm.

Money buys a better position. Just look at Southwest’s new seating.

Airline seating is much like America’s economic divide — the less room you have to be comfortable, the more likely you’ll get stuck in a miserable middle position.

How to enjoy the airport lounge without ruining it for everyone

Airport lounges, the sanctums of air travel, are becoming easier to access.