“Is Vladimir Putin a war criminal?” Marco Rubio asked Rex Tillerson. The secretary of state nominee said no.
What led to reports of supposed Russian plans to try to blackmail Mr. Trump?
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President-elect Donald J. Trump on Wednesday in New York held a news conference for the first time in six months.
Pushback on a leaked intelligence report, sharp words for CNN and a new appointee for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Mr. Trump plans to turn over his business operations to a trust controlled by his two oldest sons and a longtime associate.
Representative Mike Pompeo is wading into an extraordinary breach between the president-elect and the intelligence agency.
The company officials charged in the case include a former head of development of the Volkswagen brand and the head of engine development.
Backed by President Obama, Eric Holder will lead the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, a group aimed at breaking the Republican Party’s grip on the congressional map.
The military activity signals China’s growing naval strength and could presage a foreign policy challenge for the incoming Trump administration.
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President Obama’s final speech to the nation was marked by nostalgia and hope, and the belief that an engaged populace can heal the racial, political and economic challenges that lie ahead.
Increasing tribalism goes beyond perceptions of news; it imperils the government’s ability to function and democracy itself, researchers say.
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Plus, Los Angeles wins the George Lucas museum.
Hacking the latest airline guidelines for onboard baggage and overhead bin space.
Because of an F.D.A. labeling change, many consumers will learn that added sugars are in many products generally thought to be healthy.
A blizzard, the heaviest snowfall since 2009, was just what the city needed as it struggles with anxiety amid terrorism and political instability.
Soup is a true wonder of alchemy. We will walk you through combining its building blocks with a basic recipe that will help you transform practically any ingredient into a simple, satisfying meal.
Hundreds will travel to the capital Saturday to make their voices heard on immigration issues, before what they fear may be a harsher regime takes hold.
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New research shows they shared many behaviors that we long believed to be uniquely human. Why did science get them so wrong?
Netflix serves up “A Series of Unfortunate Events,” with Neil Patrick Harris making a memorable villain.
On this week’s podcast, Darby Stanchfield, an actress on “Scandal,” reads Leigh Newman’s story, “A Family That Takes ‘No’ for an Answer.”
You don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone.
The onus is on the president-elect to prove he’s not Putin’s puppet.
Apple has been sued in a crash in which a driver was using FaceTime.
Hate crimes and incidents of harassment reported in recent days.
Benita Rudolph, a Neediest Cases beneficiary, arrived in New York years ago to join a musical production. She now plans to become a practical nurse.
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At Johns Hopkins Hospital, a simple checklist virtually erased a disparity in treatment between men and women.
Room for Debate asks whether smartphones should disable distracting apps when the user is behind the wheel.
Recent development on the waterfront — with striking views and appealing prices — is attracting those who work in New York City.
