Mr. Trump’s concessions to North Korea exacerbated fears among allies in the region.
Tuesday’s primary elections in Virginia and South Carolina showed that President Trump’s transformation of the G.O.P. — its policies, its tone, even the fate of its candidates — has never been so evident.
Turnout was low in the Senate primary won by Corey Stewart, and moderates put off by his associations with white supremacists may also stay home in November.
The Federal Reserve notched its second quarter-point increase in the benchmark interest rate and said it expects to see unemployment fall further, to 3.6 percent, in 2018.
The cash offer for the bulk of 21st Century Fox’s businesses sets the stage for a bidding war with Disney, which has struck a deal for $52.4 billion for Rupert Murdoch’s empire.
United Nations officials and others said that hundreds of thousands could starve if a coalition assault on the port of Hudaydah drags on, closing a vital gateway for relief supplies.
House Republican leaders quelled a rebellion by G.O.P. moderates with two immigration bills to be voted on next week. Both have President Trump’s blessing, Speaker Paul D. Ryan said at a closed-door meeting.
The continent is now melting so fast, scientists say, that it will contribute six inches to sea-level rise by 2100.
Apple’s decision is infuriating law enforcement officials and reigniting a debate over security versus privacy.
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Over the past decade, coal has been pushed off the power grid by competition from cheap natural gas, state efforts to boost renewable energy and stricter pollution rules.
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In a joint statement, President Trump and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, committed to denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. Why is the promise being dismissed by critics?
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Winners over the past decade in the Dipsea, a California event first run in 1905, include an 8-year-old girl (barely beating a 68-year-old woman) and a 72-year-old man.
FIFA’s vote for the 2026 World Cup hosting rights came down to a joint bid from the United States, Mexico and Canada, and a solo bid from Morocco.
A landmark trial found that the diet protects against heart disease. Now the original work has been retracted and re-analyzed, with the same result.
The town criers that crisscross neighborhoods, waking up Muslims for dawn prayers have met their greatest enemy: the cellphone alarm.
A study of 10,000 school districts shows how local norms help grow or shrink gender achievement gaps.
With a decision by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, chances of being granted asylum as a victim of domestic or gang violence went from challenging to near impossible.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said he would issue a formal apology to thousands of survivors of abuse that happened at schools and religious institutions.
Indigenous Australians choose spiritual and poetic names for their roads and lakes. The rest of Australians, not so much.
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Odette is a great Romantic symbol of the longing for redemption, our critic writes, as “Swan Lake” returns to American Ballet Theater.
The virtual-reality pioneer Jaron Lanier argues that social media companies are turning us into robotic extensions of their machines.
“Liberation,” the singer’s first studio album since 2012, connects her powerhouse vocals with a sweeping range of emotions, our critic writes.
Robert De Niro and Samantha Bee model the wrong way to resist a dangerous president.
It’s almost like we have just two seasons now, winter and wildfire.
American Muslims give generously to charity abroad but too often forget struggling neighbors.
A storybook-style house on Belvedere Island, an 1858 Italianate house overlooking the Hudson River and a lakefront condominium in Chicago.
