A lagoon and U.S. Navy base on Oʻahu; site of the 1941 attack that thrust the United States into World War II.
A coordinated U.S.-Japan intervention in late July has only temporarily strengthened the yen. The currency has given back roughly half the gains from the operation and is trading near ¥159–¥160 to the dollar as of mid-August. Analysts say the yield gap between U.S. and Japanese debt and Japan's domestic policy mix are keeping downward pressure on the yen.
The imperial house has seen renewed debate as a government move on succession and a clothing ban at a war shrine prompts protests and international concern ahead of a wartime anniversary.
A new analysis shows that Americans’ memories of 9/11 diverge along personal, political and regional lines, even after a quarter-century. The piece follows survivors, families and younger generations, revealing how policies, culture and memory shape what the tragedy means today.
A 9/11 25th-anniversary feature analyzes how U.S. society has shifted in security, politics and daily life, showing diverse experiences across communities and generations without a single, shared narrative.
A curated look at recent film and TV reviews, highlighting mixed receptions and notable performances. Reviews suggest ambition but uneven coherence, with questions about tone and storytelling that linger after watching.