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Diplomacy at the UN: Patriot Licences and an Energy Truce Put Ukraine's War Back on the Table
Zelensky left New York with a US commitment to license Patriot missile production in Ukraine — and a proposed energy ceasefire that now waits on Moscow.
Credit Card Debt Hits a Record $1.26 Trillion as America's Savings Buffer Runs Thin
Card balances set their eleventh straight quarterly record at a 22.15% average APR, while the savings rate sank to a near-20-year low. A practical payoff playbook.
Mortgages Top 7% Again: The Global Borrowing Squeeze Hitting the US, UK and Australia
American 30-year rates are back above 7%, Australia's cash rate hit a 15-year high, and UK fixed rates keep climbing. What borrowers and buyers should do now.
Central Banks Are Raising Rates Against a War They Can’t End
The RBA hiked to 4.60%, the Fed signals more to come. But interest rates can’t produce oil — and the dilemma has no good answer, only less-bad ones.
Americans Have Never Felt Worse About the Economy — and the Numbers Disagree
Sentiment sits near record lows while jobs and spending hold up. The disconnect isn’t a puzzle to explain away — it’s a report from the checkout line.
The UN Heard AI’s Builders Warn of Catastrophe — and Washington Said No Anyway
The Security Council’s first-ever AI session exposed the real divide: not between the fearful and the complacent, but between two incompatible theories of how to keep powerful AI safe.
'They Follow' Wraps Filming: Maika Monroe Returns as Horror's Most Patient Sequel Nears the Finish Line
Twelve years after the original became a modern classic, David Robert Mitchell's sequel has finished shooting in Los Angeles — with the original composer back, a new ensemble in place, and a promise that it goes darker.
The American Fashion Comeback: Ralph Lauren’s 14% Growth Story
Ralph Lauren closed its 2026 fiscal year with 14% growth to $8.1 billion, beat quarterly expectations and paid a September dividend — as icons from Ralph Lauren, Coach and Gap lead an American fashion revival.
Patek Philippe Led the Luxury Watch Resale Market in 2025, Dealer Report Finds
The 2026 Luxury Watch Resale Report from Florida dealer CJ William says secondary-market prices stabilized after two years of decline — with Patek Philippe up about 7.7 percent and select Cartier references quietly beating the market.
Four Rolex Daytonas Raise a Record $49.4 Million for Charity in London
Rolex and Phillips offered four one-of-a-kind Daytona chronographs in a London gala sale, raising the largest sum ever for a watch charity auction — with every dollar going to education and conservation.
Mitsui Ocean Sakura Sets Sail: Japan's New All-Suite Luxury Ship Brings 'Funatabi' to the Seas
Departing Yokohama on September 19, the 458-guest Mitsui Ocean Sakura doubles the fleet of Japan's young luxury cruise line — every suite with an ocean view, a sushi counter on Deck 5, and an open-air footbath by the pool.
Flexjet Takes the World's First Embraer Praetor 600E — With a 42-Inch 4K Screen Built Into the Cabin Wall
Delivered on September 18, the first customer Praetor 600E is the world's first certified aircraft with Embraer's Smart Window — a curved 42-inch 4K OLED touchscreen that turns the cabin sidewall into a virtual window, a cinema and a boardroom.