Donald J. Trump sowed doubts about the integrity of the democratic process, tweeting about an election that is “absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media,” even as his running mate assured voters the election would be legitimate.
A leaked transcript revealed Hillary Clinton saying at a Goldman Sachs event in 2013 that she had no problem acting secretly inside Syria if that course provided the best chance of success.
Interlocking business relationships have long been associated with those close to Mrs. Clinton, something that continued during her State Department tenure.
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Subjects in a study on body language and lying were asked several general questions — and then told off camera to lie or tell the truth when answering. Can you tell truth from falsehood?
A tree in New Jersey that is believed to be one of the oldest in North America was unable to withstand the stress of the August heat this year, an arborist said.
As experts warn about the soaring cost of housing, the growing use of mortgages could make the country’s latest property boom particularly unstable.
Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s deputy crown prince, is trying to overturn tradition and reinvent the economy. He also spent $550 million on a yacht.
The Obama administration has intensified a clandestine war against Islamist militants over the past year, partly designed to avoid repeating the “Black Hawk Down” debacle in 1993.
The Panthers, off to a 1-4 start a year after a 15-1 Super Bowl season, lost to the Saints on a 52-yard field goal, 41-38. Elsewhere, Tom Brady threw three touchdown passes against the Bengals.
A longtime practitioner of three-card monte, an age old swindle, found a captive audience in a crowd waiting outside a popular Chelsea nightclub, the police said.
Mr. Trump’s rise has exacerbated tensions and deepened divisions within the 162-year-old Republican Party, raising concerns that it may go the way of the Whigs.
Pamela J. Joyner is on a mission to bring more attention to artists who have been overlooked and to help develop the careers of others.
Martina Navratilova, who has won more Wimbledon titles than anyone, admires what Colin Kaepernick and others are doing and has a history of standing up for her own beliefs, writes Juliet Macur.
Andrew Sabin, who made a fortune recycling precious metals, is a political paradox, throwing his wallet behind climate change initiatives and the Republican nominee.
They’re cute. They’re stalkers. It was inevitable that they’d take over the web.
I have to model for my children ways for them to confront racism with dignity.
Readers discuss the risks and benefits of ranked voting.
It’s the logical thing to do. But I know you still won’t do it.
Where did New York City home prices rise and fall the most recently?
