December 1, 2010

Sensational headlines and court documents have painted the haute Apothéke bar as a lurid demimonde of leaping flames, physical confrontation and imprisonment.

“Sargent and Impressionism” at the Adelson Galleries shows the painter known for his portraits during his brief foray into Impressionism.

Democrats’ only chance to pass legislation on the Bush tax cuts before they expire involves a retreat, and a millionaire’s tax may be part of the calculation.

Divisions within President Obama’s debt-reduction commission underscore the reluctance of both parties to risk short-term political backlash in pursuit of long-term fiscal health.

Sculptures once reviled by the Nazis as “degenerate” art that surfaced at a site in Berlin are on view at a museum.