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No, not THAT Justin. What facial recognition tells us about how memory works (or doesn't).

The oldest old may be ready to say goodbye. Not everyone is ready for this conversation.

The city is home to a land rush of "collab houses," where the content creators are getting younger and younger.

The city is home to a land rush of "collab houses," where the content creators are getting younger and younger.

Swine fever devastated China's stock because with unsound governance, even sound regulations have perverse effects.

It's no coincidence that our politics and our mental health have declined so rapidly, at the same time.

It's no coincidence that our politics and our mental health have declined so rapidly, at the same time.

In a wide-ranging interview, the director talks about his own mortality, the treatment of women in his movies, and moviemaking in the Netflix age.

Some students of color say that even as the university defends its use of race in admissions, it devalues their experiences and fails to retain professors who support them.

From smart homes to ultrafast wireless speeds, here's what to watch.

A likely best actor nominee for "Marriage Story," he acknowledges that desire for validation but it's tricky: "It's not separate from who I am."

The video was created to show off the University of Wisconsin. Instead, it set off a furor and a reckoning over what it means to be a black student on campus.

A state law meant to protect workers at companies like Uber and Lyft takes effect on Wednesday. Some say it will limit their prospects.

For millennials, Y2K felt like an apocalypse. Twenty years later, we're still anxious.

A voracious reader and an instinctive decision maker, Mr. Mehta could spot great books and, coming from a paperback world, had no qualms about pushing them.

I wanted to be prepared for the worst nature could throw at me. But the real threat turned out to be human.

Best known as the most feared and frigid outpost of the Soviet gulag, Magadan struggles to keep its residents from fleeing.

Eight board members and the former president of the organization have resigned amid outcry over how it handled a member's criticism of another member's book.

In Svalbard, above the Arctic Circle, you can't be born and you can't be buried, but you can find renewal in the dark of winter.

In a dispute captivating a country of workaholics, Mitoshi Matsumoto says the company is threatening to rescind his franchise after he complained about draconian work hours.