The president argued that his “America First” policies were consistent with the current global economic system.
As a series of firings and resignations roiled the first year of the Trump administration, Donald F. McGahn II maintained a low profile. Recently, that has changed.
The Democratic Senate leadership is seeking to ensure that budget negotiations include legislation to protect the special counsel in the Russia inquiry.
With insurgents threatening road travel, Kam Air has kept Afghanistan moving. But its future looks grim with foreign crew members dead or fleeing.
The organization said that it would comply with the demands of the United States Olympic Committee, which called for the entire board to step down.
Many economists see deals offering tax breaks to attract corporate sites as inefficient, expensive and ultimately ineffective.
A report outlining years of sexual misconduct by Stephen Wynn sent shares in his company, Wynn Resorts, plummeting and raised questions about his future in Republican politics.
Some people who live in the Arctic Circle don’t see the sun for weeks. We asked them what it is like to live in darkness.
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
President Trump tried to order the firing of Robert S. Mueller III, and Senator Chuck Schumer talks to us about seeking an immigration policy compromise.
Hear the music that caught our critics' attention this week, from Linkin Park rapper Mike Shinoda, MGMT, James Blake and more.
Hotels, cruises, airports and tour operators are making wellness a priority.
A new exhibition in Amsterdam shows what happens when contemporary photographers use 19th-century cameras and techniques.
Even after 10 years of marriage and with a third child on the way, Matthew Azimi couldn’t avoid returning to his long-running drug habit.
Wealthy Russians are on an aggressive lobbying push in fear that they will be penalized by a Washington intent on punishing Moscow’s aggressions.
The British university’s incoming class had 1,070 women and 1,025 men. Historically speaking, this is less an advance and more of a catching up.
Coordinated efforts at the Golden Globes drew the world’s attention to abuses against women, but big stars in music are mostly mum for now about their industry’s special night.
A new study shows how weight loss can affect our bodies on a cellular level.
With nearly 1,200 students signed up, a course that tells students how to lead more satisfying lives may be the largest in university history.
Each year, we put together a list of places to inspire travelers. Consider it a starter kit for escaping into the world.
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Our national holiday is built on the dispossession of Aboriginal Australians. It’s time to change the date.
Rebounding from a rough start, Cilic defeated Kyle Edmund and became the first Croat — man or woman — to reach the singles final of the tournament.
Big and small pieces of plastic make coral more prone to disease, the researchers found, but it is possible to control the impact of coastal pollution on reefs.
There’s a reason movie studios say scary films are fact-based: Audiences eat that up. “Winchester” is the latest to trade on its supposed veracity.
U.S. Bank Stadium replaced the Metrodome in Minneapolis, drawing new offices, apartments, hotels and restaurants to the area.
Scandinavia is known for its innovative craft brews, but in Stockholm, there's a trend of less is more: new bars and bottle shops stocked exclusively with low-alcohol beers.
For a man who insists he has done nothing wrong, he sure acts like he has something to hide.
Devin Nunes works to divert attention from the Russia investigation.
The past year has been a disaster for refugees and for those of us who are concerned with their well-being.
Nothing prepared me for the pain of telling the truth.
During the Vietnam War, Beijing welcomed Vietnamese students as a way to to compete with Moscow for leadership of global communism.
Readers react to a report that the White House counsel refused to carry out the president’s order.
This week’s listings are in South Park Slope, Brooklyn, Chelsea and Clinton.
