Priorities USA Action will air TV ads in four swing states that offer scathing critiques of Donald J. Trump’s comments about women.
The United States inquiry escalates what had been a roiling sports controversy into a federal criminal case involving foreign officials.
Olympic officials said they were retesting doping samples from the 2008 and 2012 Summer Games, having so far identified dozens of athletes with suspicious results.
The engineer in the crash in Philadelphia last year became distracted and entered a curve at more than twice the speed limit, the National Transportation Safety Board said on Tuesday.
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The legislation, which will now be taken up in the House and is opposed by the White House, is another sign of escalating tensions between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia.
Since the death of Antonin Scalia, the court has appeared more diminished than deadlocked under the agreement-seeking leadership of Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.
David Chang’s new restaurant in Chelsea can be a delight for the palate but tough on the ears and the seat.
While Rodrigo Duterte, who will become president next month, has denied any direct knowledge of death squads in Davao when he was mayor, he has long called for addressing crime by killing suspected criminals.
Mr. Durst oversaw construction of eight skyscrapers over the course of three decades, and combined his talent as an engineer with his love of art to create whimsical sculptures. He was 90.
It is difficult to find hard borders these days. But an island is disconnected, and when you’re on it, it becomes your entire world.
The U.S. has ruled the October bombing of a hospital in Kunduz an accident. But evidence suggests that Afghans’ mistrust for Doctors Without Borders might have set the tragedy in motion.
The difficulty for employers stems from the growing ubiquity of testing, but data also suggest a rise in drug use is a factor.
Cases brought against a notorious Manhattan property owner should be just the start of a campaign to protect renters’ rights.
My Islamist kidnappers tried to break my spirit. But even in the mountains of Afghanistan I found strength.
Here’s what Mr. Trump has in common with Homer.
The more Republican Texas becomes, the less attention it gets.
Thousands of lives could be saved with a better way to reach the millions of Americans willing to part with an organ.
With the proceeds from the sale of a Brooklyn maisonette, a couple embark on an ambitious plan to renovate their new suburban home.
The director of “Waitress,” a Tony-nominated musical, lives with her family in a townhouse on the Upper West Side.
