Biden Opens the Only Trip of His Presidency to Sub-Saharan Africa
The president stopped in Cape Verde on his way to Angola, where he will highlight American commitment to Africa in the economic competition against China.
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger Steps Down Amid Chipmaker’s Struggles
Pat Gelsinger stepped down after nearly four years at the helm of the company, Intel said Monday.
How Do You Like That Filibuster Now?
The Senate can take steps to remain an independent power center in Trump’s Washington.
U.N. Suspends Aid Deliveries to Gaza via Kerem Shalom Crossing
The head of the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees blamed Israel for failing to ensure safe conditions for delivering relief supplies from the Kerem Shalom crossing.
Scholz Pledges $680 Million in Aid From Germany to Ukraine During Visit
Chancellor Olaf Scholz visited Kyiv on Monday. Amid fears that U.S. support could dry up, Ukrainian officials had criticized him for a recent phone call with President Vladimir V. Putin.
Clashes at Soccer Match Kill Dozens in Guinea
It was unclear on Sunday how many people were killed, but at least one estimate neared 100 people.
Inside a Secret Plan to Bring Uyghurs Trapped in China to the United States
On Thanksgiving eve, U.S. diplomats reunited family members who had not seen each other in years because of China’s harsh policies on the ethnic group.
C.E.O. of Stellantis, Which Owns Chrysler and Jeep, Resigns
The company, facing slumping sales, announced that Carlos Tavares would step down immediately and that a search for a new chief was underway.
Kash Patel Would Bring Bravado and Baggage to F.B.I. Role
President-elect Donald J. Trump’s choice to run the F.B.I. has a record in and out of government that is likely to raise questions during his Senate confirmation hearings.
A North Korean Voice That Kim Jong-un Would Like to Silence
Kim Seongmin, who fled to South Korea in the 1990s, broadcasts to his homeland twice a day, delivering the kind of information Pyongyang is trying hard to suppress.