As Hillary Clinton assailed Donald J. Trump for fanning the racism of a community that tends to lurk in the shadows, the movement’s leaders could hardly contain their glee.
Does Mr. Trump, a Manhattan billionaire, really deserve to be the voice of the beleaguered American working class? It is a question of almost existential importance in Youngstown, Ohio, a struggling Rust Belt town.
The ban on full-body swimsuits worn by some Muslim women violates civil liberties, the court said, in a warning that could affect other communities’ bans.
Experts on civil wars say there are several reasons Syria is “a really, really tough case” that defies historical parallels.
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There’s a lot of advice out there about what kinds of food you should be avoiding. Here’s a more positive approach.
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Heather Bresch, defending her company against criticism for sharply increasing the price of EpiPens, is unapologetic. “I am running a business,” she says.
The Food and Drug Administration said blood banks should screen donations even in states where the virus is not circulating.
Ending the dominance of Djokovic, Federer, Nadal and Murray requires mental adjustments by the rank and file, says Carlos Moyá, who coaches No. 6 Milos Raonic.
Declines in state support have led many students to attend public universities in other states, where they pay higher, out-of-state tuition.
When Michael Schenkman was fatally hit by a car while biking this week in Queens, it was the 15th such fatality in the city this year, despite efforts to improve safety.
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This film by Philippe Faucon, based on two books by Fatima Elayoubi, depicts tensions between a North African immigrant in Lyon, France, and her teenage daughter.
The boldface, gilt-edge Hamptons are to the east of the Shinnecock Canal. But some buyers are refusing to cross over.
A bright overnight bag becomes a token of hope, signifying someone waiting on the other end.
Turkey is undermining the United States’ war on the Islamic State.
Two memorable nights in the life we shared reveal the private and public sides of the famous man.
India’s film industry reflects the global South’s troubling transformations in a way few other art forms can.
The episode exposed serious flaws at all levels of airport security.
There’s a long history of partisan poll watchers in American elections, much of it quite ugly.
An apartment at 150 Charles Street has changed ownership for the second time in six months.
