
When a National Landmark Reflects More Than Water
Renovation problems at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool have sparked political debate and delayed portions of the restoration project.

Renovation problems at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool have sparked political debate and delayed portions of the restoration project.

Harvard researchers say persistent affordability problems, limited supply, and underfunded assistance continue to prolong America's housing crisis.

Two proposed residential developments in Hell's Kitchen reflect continued investment and housing expansion on Manhattan's West Side.

A Bank of America survey found that Americans now favor buying homes over renting for the first time since 2023.

Federal investigators found that the 2021 Surfside condo collapse began weeks before the building fell, exposing long-standing structural weaknesses.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Cisco, ending litigation alleging the company aided China's surveillance of Falun Gong practitioners.

Nine activists convicted on terrorism-related charges connected to an anti-ICE protest received prison sentences ranging from 50 to 100 years.

The U.S. Supreme Court allowed ExxonMobil to continue its lawsuit over Cuban property seized after the Castro revolution.

Tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is increasing as shipping companies cautiously resume voyages despite ongoing regional uncertainties.

Louisville Metro ABC suspended Atomic's liquor license following weekend shootings, renewing debates about public safety and nightlife regulation.

AI-related political groups are investing millions in a New York Democratic primary, highlighting growing national divisions over artificial intelligence regulation.

EU officials and Taliban representatives held rare talks in Brussels focused on deportations and migration cooperation.

France has seen a surge in drowning deaths as an intense European heatwave drives people toward unsupervised swimming areas.

Three women were found dead in a South Philadelphia home in an apparent double murder-suicide, according to police investigating the incident.

Residents of an ancient Lebanese city are struggling economically and emotionally under Israeli evacuation orders.

Russia is considering diesel export restrictions and fuel imports following Ukrainian strikes, while Crimea imposes public restrictions.

A shooting in Montreal left three people dead, including a police officer and a bystander, prompting an ongoing investigation.

A hot mic moment at the G7 summit captured French President Emmanuel Macron telling Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy that he had a "difficult" meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump and offering to help arrange another discussion. The exchange highlighted ongoing European efforts to coordinate diplomacy surrounding Ukraine and maintain engagement with Washington.

France’s aerospace and shipbuilding sectors continue to support exports in 2026 through innovation, international demand, and strong industrial competitiveness.

Choose France 2026 highlighted the country’s strengths in technology, industry, sustainability, and innovation to attract global investors and long-term capital.

VivaTech Paris showcased innovations in AI, sustainability, and digital transformation, reinforcing France’s position as a major global technology hub.

The third phase of France’s Tibi Initiative aims to increase funding for technology startups and strengthen the country’s innovation ecosystem.

France has launched a €13 billion initiative to strengthen Europe’s technological sovereignty, focusing on AI, semiconductors, innovation, and long-term competitiveness.

France and Germany are strengthening cooperation on economic resilience, technology, diplomacy, and European stability amid growing global challenges