Mr. Trump played host to three Indian business partners who are building a Trump-branded apartment complex, raising new questions about how he will separate business from politics.
Hundreds of members of an extremist movement gathered in Washington to celebrate a moment of political ascendance.
Mike Pence attended the popular musical in New York on Friday night. After the performance, the actor Brandon Victor Dixon delivered a statement to the vice president-elect, drawing a sharp rebuke from Mr. Trump.
As Mr. Trump goes about his daily routine — schmoozing, tweeting, rewarding loyalty, fomenting infighting — it doesn’t appear the gravity of the presidency is changing him.
In the chaos that often seems to surround Mr. Trump, Jared Kushner, who is married to Ivanka Trump, injects optimism and reinforces the president-elect’s worldviews and instincts.
Immigrants protected under President Obama’s DACA program worry about losing the progress they have made and being forced back underground or even deported.
Speaking in Peru, President Obama tried to reassure people that even though President-elect Donald J. Trump may look at making drastic changes to U.S. trade policy, things may not happen quickly if at all.
The history of two nations’ rivalry, including the Sunni-Shiite sectarianism both sides have cultivated, point to a future of civil wars, scholars warn.
Speaking in Peru, President Obama tried to reassure people that even though President-elect Donald J. Trump may look at making drastic changes to U.S. trade policy, things may not happen quickly if at all.
Life continues amid crumbling buildings and rubble in towns like Norcia, in Umbria. Since Aug. 24, the broader area has endured 28,500 earthquakes and aftershocks.
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Michelle Obama and noted journalists attended a memorial service at Metropolitan A.M.E. Church for Ms. Ifill, the PBS anchor, who died of cancer on Monday.
The first generation of students with an autism diagnosis is fanning out to schools across the country. They face a complex array of academic and social challenges.
Squeezed by bad loans, Italian lenders are starving a weak economy of capital, which may keep the rest of Europe from regaining its economic vigor.
From her tiny kitchen in Chinatown, Sarah Lohman, a self-described historic gastronome, recreates eating regimens of yore.
Ang Lee shot his new movie at 120 frames per second, far faster than the typical 24. It is uncommonly clear. But maybe viewers prefer softer textures.
Hundreds of millions of dollars are going toward transforming Macedonia’s capital. But there are already jewels off the beaten path.
The Times asked 15 American families to talk about the dishes on their Thanksgiving tables that speak best to their heritage and traditions.
His major reforms are on the chopping block. But there is hope that some may be saved.
The reputation of the monarchy is zealously guarded in a castle tower.
Despite federal, state and city programs created to help rebuild damaged homes, the Rodriguez family and Elena Trama of Brooklyn
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Neighboring Congress and the Supreme Court, the historic district is where monumental, white-stone Washington intersects with a quirky, lush village.
