When the Nobel committee recognized Han Kang in October for her body of work exploring “the fragility of human life,” it could not have known how relevant the theme would feel in South Korea just two months later.

The purpose of time-keeping is to facilitate economic coordination, and daylight saving time better suits our modern economy.

Whether Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, who will lead President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, will have any actual authority, remains to be seen. So, if you are a federal worker, should you quit and avoid the (potential) wrath of DOGE?

Over the last 30 years, the U.S. had different presidents with very different different policies and even more different rhetoric. But U.S. economic trends — with the usual dips and spikes — have been largely positive through all of those presidencies.

The rising panic over mystery drones swarming the skies of Mid-Atlantic states reminds us that, in the centuries-long hunt to identify UFOs, humans are usually the weakest link.

The final days of Bashar Assad’s regime contain an enduring lesson: Across time and space, the will to fight remains a basic prerequisite for military effectiveness.

Every year, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs conducts the nation’s largest analysis of veteran suicide rates. Unfortunately, the results are chilling.

For the United States, this entire affair is not only embarrassing but potentially disruptive to our geopolitical agenda in East Asia.

Our antiquated nuclear deterrent is a relic of the Cold War, with systems desperately in need of replacement, says Robert Peters, a Nuclear Deterrence and Missile Defense Fellow.

The reactions to what happened in New York are a real-time demonstration that America today is a very unhappy place.