Stephen K. Bannon is confronting a dire fate for a publicity-hungry provocateur — political irrelevance — as some of his most important backers recoil after his reported criticisms of President Trump and his family.
Federal prosecutors will be given discretion to more aggressively enforce marijuana laws, threatening to undermine the legalization movement at the state level.
Four days after legal marijuana sales began in the state, lawmakers and leaders of the cannabis industry vowed legalization would proceed.
The move by the Trump administration would give the energy industry sweeping access to more than a billion acres, dealing a blow to President Barack Obama’s environmental legacy.
Market veterans say that stocks are overvalued and that a downturn is overdue. The question is how messy it will be, and how investors should prepare.
Brendan T. Byrne helped lure professional sports teams to New Jersey and risked his political future by winning passage of the state’s first income tax.
Airports shut down, schools closed and cars slid off roads during winter’s first major storm. Officials fear the worst is ahead as temperatures are expected to hit minus 20 in some areas.
Here’s what New York City looked liked on Instagram as a powerful storm brought bitter cold and strong winds to the region.
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Stephen Bannon, President Trump’s former chief strategist, disparaged Mr. Trump and his children in a forthcoming book. The president responded, “He not only lost his job, he lost his mind.”
If you loathe winter, you’re not alone. But there are ways to get through.
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Seth Meyers faces a challenge: look for humorous but appropriate ways to talk about a year in which the entertainment industry was roiled by sexual misconduct scandals.
Male nurses explain how the field is changing, and how it could help address a problem for men: The fastest-growing jobs are mostly done by women.
With support waning and a lack of evidence, the panel was disbanded almost a year after President Trump created it to investigate his baseless claims of widespread fraud.
Hackers can exploit two major security flaws in microprocessors running virtually all machines on Earth. What do you do now?
Meral Aksener, a former interior minister, wants to reverse much of what President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has forged in nearly 15 years at the helm.
New research has found that mass bleaching of coral reefs, once virtually unknown, now happens every six years on average.
Every new year, the state offers a week long legal crash course for the 100 or so judges set to take the bench.
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This inventive restaurant in Sydney is an exemplar of Australia’s seafood prowess.
Mass bleaching of coral reefs, once virtually unknown, now happens every six years on average, new research finds. The reefs don’t have time to recover.
Critics, however, accuse the government of willfully stoking anxieties about migration, assimilation and sentencing for political purposes.
Face-to-face bargaining still occurs, but more often than not general managers don’t feel the need for it.
An online petition proposes protecting the border wall prototypes as a national monument.
When alerts from the city arrive via Twitter, text, email or mobile app, Taylor Winkler is often the one sending them.
Reform might not have been possible there without the activists and intellectuals who struggled and suffered over the years.
Celebrate the demise of the transparent sham, but don’t be fooled into thinking the conspiracists are going away.
Hard-liners, encouraged by Mr. Trump, and by Mr. Netanyahu’s political weakness, push for annexation of settlements and obstruct any land-for-peace deal.
After seeking help at a domestic violence shelter in 2012, Katherine Rivera says she has pushed forward “because my kids haven’t seen happiness yet.”
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How three poor siblings in Saigon became the CBC Band, one of the hottest acts of the war.
Residential housing prices in Morocco rose 4 percent year over year in the third quarter of 2017, in contrast to the trend of the previous three years.
