With Curry on the court, the Warriors might be contenders in these playoffs. Without him, they’re starved and staring at an early exit.
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Burberry to Cut Nearly 20% of Jobs as Luxury Sales Sag
The British fashion house, which reported poor annual sales in a precarious time for the global luxury industry, is looking to save 60 million pounds in cost-cutting efforts.
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Kennedy to Defend H.H.S. Overhaul as Democrats Denounce ‘War on Science’
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is expected to testify before lawmakers for the first time as health secretary on Wednesday, where he will also confront calls from a key Republican to reassure Americans about his agenda.
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India and Pakistan Swap Detained Soldiers as Cease-Fire Holds
India exchanged a Pakistani paramilitary fighter for a border security guard that Pakistan had held for weeks. Each officer had been detained before the countries’ military skirmish started.
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Israeli Airstrikes Kill Dozens in Northern Gaza Overnight, Hospital Director Says
Israel’s military did not immediately respond to a request for comment. A military spokesman had warned of an impending attack in northern Gaza.
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Cavaliers’ reward for moderate success is a series of difficult offseason choices
After another second-round exit, Cleveland’s future with a suddenly expensive roster is in question.
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A Loyal Ally Joins Trump’s Gulf Tour: The Head of Global Soccer
The FIFA president, Gianni Infantino, is expected to preside over a ceremony in which the emir of Qatar will hand over World Cup hosting duties to Mr. Trump. The U.S. is co-hosting the 2026 tournament.
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Militant’s Killing Would Be Blow to Hamas, but Long-Term Impact is Unclear
Israel tried to kill Muhammad Sinwar, a key Hamas leader in Gaza. If confirmed, his death would deprive Hamas of a top commander but the strategic consequences are less certain.
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Renewable Energy Is Booming in Texas. Republicans Want to Change That.
Conservative states with a hands-off approach to development, such as Texas and Oklahoma, have become wind and solar energy dynamos in recent years. But a simultaneous push by Republicans in Washington and in Sun Belt state capitals to cut off tax …
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