As her husband ran for president, Hillary Clinton grappled with his infidelity. We look at her role in fighting claims about him.
If Donald J. Trump continued to use losses to offset other income, as seems likely, it’s clear why he has not released returns: he hasn’t paid taxes.
The revelation that Mr. Trump may have avoided taxes puts new pressure on his campaign as he tries to recover from his debate performance.
Tax records show that Mr. Trump could have avoided paying taxes for nearly two decades, jolting the campaign.
Voters narrowly rejected an agreement, signed just days before by the president and rebel leaders, that would have ended the country’s 52-year civil war.
Spain has been plodding along without an elected national government since December. For some, this is a wonderful thing. “No government, no thieves,” one Spaniard said.
The fatal overdose of Jonathan Ayers, 27, was the latest in a record number of heroin deaths in the borough. With his diary, he left behind a chronicle of his addiction.
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A new study suggests there’s some science behind the claims made for mindfulness meditation.
Cyclists performed better after two weeks of supplementing with dark chocolate, compared to those who ate white chocolate or their usual diets.
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After Ammon and Ryan Bundy staged an armed takeover of an Oregon wildlife sanctuary in January, their call to shift federal land to local control has softened to a whisper.
The giant German lender has cultivated bankers with expertise in cutting-edge financial instruments, but that could be a liability in today’s market.
An investigative journalist said financial and real estate records indicate that the Italian translator Anita Raja is behind the best-selling author of four novels set in Naples.
The engineer told investigators that the New Jersey Transit train was traveling about 10 miles an hour when it crashed, contradicting initial reports that it was moving faster.
The rookie quarterback Dak Prescott bounced back from a bad start to get the Cowboys to 3-1. The Patriots, with a rookie quarterback of their own, crashed without Tom Brady.
Google is set to unveil its answer to Echo, an artificially intelligent home device that vaulted Amazon ahead in a race to build technology that interacts as humans do.
American tech giants stand to benefit from Canada’s smoother immigration process, and Vancouver is looking to feed its own tech ambitions.
The court remains short-handed and unable to decide the nation’s most pressing issues.
The Nobel Prizes fail to recognize the seismic shifts science has undergone since the awards were conceived.
Students protest hate crimes against Muslim Americans and bias against black people in politics, but they dismiss attacks on Jews.
This year’s election will be the first in over 50 years without the full protection of the Voting Rights Act.
The effects of fat stigmatizing go well beyond hurtful remarks, writes Gina Kolata.
Rules in many apartment buildings prevent residents from proclaiming their views.
