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Trump's optimism about talks to end the Iran war has been tempered by denials from Tehran, and violence that continues to keep the Strait of Hormuz gridlocked.

Market data shows the amount of oil trade rose before the US President said he would postpone attacks on Iran's power plants.

One minute he threatens death and destruction, the next he says the US and Iran are engaged in negotiations

A trader made nearly $1 million since 2024 from dozens of well-timed Polymarket bets that correctly predicted US and Israeli military actions against Iran, according to an analysis shared with CNN.

The cancellation of federal offshore wind leases marks an unusual alignment between government and a private company.

Investors in Asia are used to reacting to overnight headlines, but the war in Iran has made the start of the daily trading session an unusually fraught time.

Whether your club enters Opening Day as the team to beat or hoping to be 2026's biggest surprise, we've got you covered.

Syracuse officials and McNamara have agreed to terms on a contract, making him the ninth coach in SU basketball history.

A prominent UK booster is urging President Capilouto to reverse Mitch Barnhart’s $950K role, calling the decision “deeply misguided.”

With the first wave of veteran free agency behind us, Conor Orr ranks all 32 teams ahead of the draft.

UAE Team Emirates-XRG mechanic reveals that the world champion's bike was badly damaged in the crash ahead of the Cipressa, making his victory even more remarkable

Tiger Woods will make his return to competitive golf for the first time in over a year at the final night of the TGL season on Tuesday.

A new study found that people with chronic back pain process sounds, especially obnoxious ones, more intensely than people without pain.

In an ambitious study, memory and learning abilities improved substantially after exercise among mice with a form of the disease.

"I met my goal weight ... but it's almost like my outward appearance doesn't match it," Jen tells PEOPLE

While lawmakers debate what AI should do, a Park City MarTech firm and a Utah hotel agency are already showing what it can do — and the results are hard to argue with.

They didn’t wait for life to be flawless—they stopped tying happiness to achievement and started choosing it in small, everyday moments. Joy, for them, isn’t something earned at the end—it’s something practiced along the way.