Magnet

While millions are excitedly awaiting the arrival of the new president, others are having anxiety over how he could impact their lives. The business world has noticed.

U.S. missiles open only two paths. The ideal would be dialogue.

Louis de Jaucourt even sold his own home to complete the monumental work.

This trend doesn’t seem so surprising in a culture that values respect and formal interactions.

The city’s most famous and bustling ward won’t celebrate the arrival of the New Year.

The country of “karoshi,” or “death from overwork,” wants to reduce the amount of consecutive work days allowed under law from 48 to 14 days.

The Parody drones are considered one of Russia’s main psychological tools.

The city council’s “solution” has sparked widespread criticism.

Staying in a five-star hotel is too mainstream for some millionaires. They prefer to bring their own folding bed in a Louis Vuitton trunk.

Sometimes, solving one problem leads to a much bigger one.

Mickey Barreto, the protagonist of this unusual story, also claims ties to Christopher Columbus and Portuguese royalty.

Accustomed to rain and tiny apartments, the people of Tokyo have devised an ingenious way to dry clothes more efficiently: a technique called the “rainbow.”