Investigators are still trying to solve the $81 million cyberheist from the central bank of Bangladesh in February.
Speaker Paul Ryan said he had found the meeting with Donald J. Trump encouraging, but that it would take more than one session to bring the party together.
A federal judge ruled that Congress never provided explicit authority for a program to help lower-income people pay expenses, but suspended the ruling pending an appeal.
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Michel Temer’s first pick for science minister was a creationist, and he is the first Brazilian leader in decades to have no women in his cabinet.
Aside from security concerns in the wake of the attacks on Paris in November, the film festival maintains its traditions of silliness and controversy.
Making compelling theater of the 2016 season, the Chicago Cubs look a lot like the record-setters of 1906, and maybe the World Series winners of 1908.
The percentage of families earning middle-class incomes fell in nearly nine out of 10 major metro areas across the country between 2000 and 2014, according to new research by the Pew Research Center.
The sentencing of Dean G. Skelos, days after another top state lawmaker was given prison time, closes an extraordinary chapter that exposed the seamy side of Albany politics.
Players ages 5 to 10 will start each drive with the ball at the 35-yard line, instead of sprinting at each other at full speed.
Andrew Levy’s parents knew that the rare and deadly cancer in his blood could not be beaten, so they prepared for the worst. Then something mysterious happened.
George Clooney plays a financial news talk-show host, and Julia Roberts is his producer in this self-assured hostage drama.
President Dilma Rousseff is right to question the motives and moral authority of the politicians who are seeking to oust her from office.
A rash of protests over job losses stems from lax enforcement in a country purportedly ruled by law.
Why is it so hard to change the labor laws?
Room for Debate asks whether voters are showing they are fed up with democracy or just yearning for more of it?
Dr. Jaspal Ricky Singh and his wife, Channi Singh, wanted to buy a place in the Murray Hill section of Manhattan.
The Dominican Republic’s real estate market has not fully recovered from the 2008 global financial crisis, but prices for top luxury homes are stable.
