James Lipton, an actor turned academic who became an unlikely celebrity and got hundreds of master actors and Hollywood luminaries to open up about their craft as the long-time host of 'Inside the Actors Studio', died yesterday.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought re-election yesterday under the weight of an imminent corruption trial, with the country's third ballot in less than a year predicted to end in another deadlock.
Syrian government forces battled to recapture a strategic rebel-held town in Idlib province yesterday as a Turkish official said Ankara would continue to strike at President Bashar al-Assad's troops after escalating its military operations at the weekend.
A child died after being pulled from the sea when a boat capsized off the Greek island of Lesbos, the first reported fatality since Turkey opened its border last week to let migrants into Europe.
In his brief three-month campaign for president, Michael Bloomberg poured nearly three-quarters of a billion dollars into building an advertising and data-mining juggernaut unlike anything the political world had ever seen.
North Korea has fired two presumed short-range ballistic missiles into its eastern sea, South Korean officials have said, resuming weapons testing after a hiatus that may have been forced by the coronavirus crisis in Asia.
Wells Fargo & Co. became the third major U.S. bank to announce it will not support financing for oil and gas projects in the Arctic. The bank identified the Arctic … Click to Continue »
