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"Financing is the engine of development. And right now, this engine is sputtering," U.N. Secretary General António Guterres said at a global poverty conference in Seville.

For a savory refresher that takes advantage of your summer tomato haul, blend up some of the fruits with fresh herbs and salt, strain the mix to make tomato water, and add the result to a classic spritz.

The Cynar Spritz leans on the vegetal complexity of its artichoke-based amaro to give this low-effort, low-alcohol drink a rich, dark edge.

Letter writer thinks her "lazy and entitled" son-in-law is not good enough for her "hardworking" daughter.

A letter writer and her husband disagree on charging their daughter rent after footing the bill for her master's degree.

Host who doesn't drink wants to start cleaning up when husband and guests start getting drunk during dinner parties.

Spritzes often lean slightly bittersweet, but this northern Italian version employs elderflower liqueur for a more floral cocktail.

The panel said it had reached a verdict on all but one of the charges in Combs's sex trafficking case, but it will continue deliberating Wednesday.

Democratic state attorneys general are pondering their options going forward.

Even the president's seeming victories can be Pyrrhic.