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Building on technological innovations, the airports of future have arrived

Two of the biggest airports in the world - Istanbul and Beijing - aim to make travel easier and faster for the passengers who use them

Analysing what ails America

Someday, an intellectual historian cite both these books to lament that the contemporaries are not as eloquent that arose in Trump's era to combat the threats to our way of life

Goldman Sachs drawn into prosecution of vast international financial fraud

The lengthy court filings by prosecutors in Brooklyn paint an ugly picture for Goldman, which was instrumental in raising money for the fund, 1Malaysia Development Berhad, or 1MDB

How a cryptocurrency millionaire intends to build a utopia in US' Nevada

Jeffrey Berns imagines a sort of experimental community spread over about a hundred square miles, where houses, schools, commercial districts and production studios will be built

How for better or worse, Mark Zuckerberg has become too big to fail

Even if Mr. Zuckerberg bore most of the responsibility for the company's cataclysmic recent history, he alone possessed the stature to fix it.

This girl became the Instagram queen of Iraq. And then was shot to death

Ms. Fares's likeness remains repeated in this internet hall of mirrors: swathed in a hotel robe, getting her hair done on Eid al-Fitr, playing video games, flaunting her intricate tattoos

As midterm vote nears, Trump resumes stoking fears about immigrants

Raising fears about immigrants has been a central theme for Trump since he first announced he was running for president

Why penalising the 'global post office for banks' to punish Iran is wrong

By threatening to penalize Swift, the financial messaging service, the US is alienating European allies and could undercut the dollar's dominance.

How a rock-star chef makes Indian Diwali sweets with a North Carolina slant

Cheetie Kumar, who co-owns Garland in Raleigh, cooks dishes that blend childhood taste memories with the ingredients that speak of the South

As pressure mounts, Turkish prosecutor says Saudis strangled Khashoggi

The killing of Khashoggi has significantly raised tensions between Saudi Arabia and Turkey

From migrant caravan to birthright citizenship: How Trump distorts facts

Here are 15 of Trump's most egregious falsehoods since Oct. 22, fact-checked by category

How vilification of George Soros moved from fringes to mainstream

Mr. Soros born into a Jewish family in Hungary, survived the Nazi occupation as a child in part by posing as the Christian godson of a govt official

Dollar dominance in global finance: Is it stronger than Donald Trump?

When the president undermines the rule of law and the independence of institutions like the Fed, he threatens a pillar of American economic strength

Waging war from the Oval Office

Presidents of War is a marvellous narrative that opens with James Madison, the father of the Constitution and a reluctant warrior during the War of 1812

The tough new boss Uber drivers have got is an algorithm, not a human

For Uber drivers, the workplace can feel like a world of constant surveillance, automated manipulation and threats of "deactivation"

Physical touch by your medic can be a great healer if done in the right way

Touch during medical procedures can be soothing or traumatising

Museums forced to reassess Saudi ties amid uproar over journalist's fate

The embrace has been mutual, as Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the Emirates have all used their wealth to strengthen friendships

I don't have to dream, because I can write: Japanese author Haruki Murakami

Sarah Lyall speaks to Haruki Murakami on the writing life, his fantastical new novel and the joys of the mundane

Vigorous exercise, even a trek up Everest, may be safe during pregnancy

The new research undercuts widely held beliefs about strenuous physical training and pregnancy

In battle with Amazon, rival Walmart pushes deeper into entertainment

Walmart's foray into entertainment comes as the company, based in Bentonville, Ark., seeks to expand its business beyond brick-and-mortar retailing