Ahmad Khan Rahami, accused of carrying out bombings in New York and New Jersey last weekend, had drawn federal attention five months before his father reported concerns.
Hillary Clinton wants to make a more affirmative case for her own candidacy after a summer focused largely on hammering Donald J. Trump. Her campaign believes that a focus on voters with disabilities can accomplish both.
Donald J. Trump’s enthusiasm for the aggressive crime-fighting tactic, whose legality has been challenged, collides with his recent courtship of black voters.
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Google Maps revolutionized how you get from point A to point B. Google Trips aims to to do the same for how you vacation.
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President Obama is facing pressure from each side of legislation allowing families to sue Saudi Arabia. He has said he will veto the bill.
DNA analyses suggest that almost all non-Africans trace their roots to one migration between 50,000 and 80,000 years ago.
Experts using a computer imaging program have virtually unwrapped a charred ancient scroll and recovered a fragment of the authoritative text of the Hebrew Bible.
The bank’s practice of opening fake accounts and charging fees to do so recalls its treatment of borrowers after the financial crisis.
An economic resurgence has prompted a debate about height and neighborhood character, and, most of all, what the city should look like a generation from now.
Patrick J. Foye, the executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, said that Gov. Chris Christie’s top appointee at the agency came to his office more than once to ask that the lanes be closed.
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The 35-year-old musician Justin Vernon asks himself many questions over the course of his new record, “22, a Million,” which was influenced by numbers.
Mierle Laderman Ukeles, the unsalaried artist in residence for the New York Department of Sanitation, is having a retrospective at the Queens Museum.
The actress auctions items from her closet, including the Yves Saint Laurent Mao pantsuit she wore to accept her “Klute” Oscar — and even her workout leotard.
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Having cerebral palsy means I don’t get sexually harassed by men. But it’s no fun being invisible.
With countries cracking down on elaborate tax schemes, companies need to be more forthright with their own investors.
Although bounded by heavily trafficked bridges, the Whitestone section of Queens is surprisingly quiet and suburban-like.
