An unreleased report from the United Nations contends that North Korea has been shipping supplies to Syria that could be used in the production of chemical weapons.
Lawmakers in both parties are reframing their positions as the debate shifts toward action on firearms restrictions in the wake of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Emergency responders had to check for signs of life when they found Maddy Wilford, 17. On Monday, a cast on her arm was the only outward sign of her injuries.
Companies are using savings from Mr. Trump’s tax cuts to buy their own shares. The maneuver is good for investors, but doesn’t do much for the economy.
In a rare move signaling intense disagreement at the Supreme Court, Justice Stephen G. Breyer dissented from the bench, saying the majority was violating fundamental constitutional principles.
Jerome Powell, in prepared testimony before the House, said the economy was healthy and that he planned to continue the Fed’s current course.
Evangelicals like the Rev. Franklin Graham are locked in a tight embrace with the president and the Republican Party. Some are now asking if the movement has gone astray.
The $31 billion offer for the British broadcaster Sky could thwart Rupert Murdoch’s plans to secure full control of it. Whoever prevails will shake up Walt Disney Company’s plan.
Catie didn’t think she could have kids — until she got unexpectedly pregnant. Her sister dreamed of being a mom, but at age 30, she had no eggs.
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“There will be damage,” a grower warns, the Supreme Court turns down a DACA request, and a decades-old Jewish deli makes a change.
Calls to law enforcement had expressed concerns about Nikolas Cruz, the suspect in the Florida school shooting, yet nothing was done. How is that possible?
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People who cut back on added sugar, refined grains and processed foods lost weight without worrying about calories or portion size.
President Xi Jinping has new authority to pursue his drive to make China a dominant global power — even if it risks putting Beijing in conflict with Washington.
Students at Seattle Pacific University know that, at some point, they will “encounter what it means to be around homelessness.” The school’s solution is to host a temporary residence on campus.
Young men in sneakers waited in line for hours in London. It wasn’t a so-called product drop. It was an opening at the Gagosian Gallery.
An inquiry into why research on the nature of dogs gets so much attention raises the question of whether there are actually more studies of dogs.
Kennedy Airport was overwhelmed for days after a January snowstorm. How did Logan escape the same fate? The key might lie in how it’s managed.
The revelations have not only prompted personal reckonings but also fueled a larger debate on Hispanic and Native American identity.
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The inclusion of more corporations in a festival sometimes comes at the expense of grass-roots activists and longtime participants.
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Questions by a “smitten” interviewer for “60 Minutes” in Australia startled Jacinda Ardern and outraged many viewers.
A new generation of cameras with A.I. can understand what they see, creating intriguing and sometimes eerie possibilities.
In his memoir, “The Line Becomes a River,” Francisco Cantú argues that he needed to be a Border Patrol agent to understand immigration.
A seed company co-founded by the chef Dan Barber aims to build an audience for new vegetables using the marketing muscle of chefs.
We need a new model of masculinity. It won’t come from this president.
Another week, another set of threats against transgender Americans.
An illustrator captures one of the world’s largest migrations.
The nation’s most trusted news anchor had not been critical of the Vietnam War. A visit to Hue changed his mind.
If the Supreme Court rules against unions in Janus v. Afscme, it will be devastating for working people.
Rather than wait for Congress, state legislatures are trying to curb soaring costs for prescription medicine.
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