April 29, 2011

The 2011 Kia Optima strongly challenges the Sonata made by Kia’s parent, Hyundai, and tops competitors on price and standard equipment.

Tornado records have been shattered but scientists can only guess when and where tornadoes will actually strike.

Egypt is planning to open the blockaded border with Gaza and normalizing relations with two of Israel and the West’s Islamist foes, Hamas and Iran.

Donna Murphy plays an elderly Yiddish actress with a secret from the Holocaust in the Roundabout Theater Company’s “People in the Picture.

The wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton was an impeccably choreographed occasion of ancient customs tweaked by modern developments.

The investigations by the European Commission focus on possible anticompetitive behavior by the world’s biggest banks.

“Pocket deals,” in which a seller informally engages a broker but doesn’t sign a contract or list the property, are on the rise.

On Italy’s northeastern shore, Trieste doesn’t preen for tourists. Yet it is possessed of an odd magic, one that echoes its literary past.

The Class Act, the part of last year’s health care overhaul that aims to provide a framework for nationwide long-term care insurance, will need support from employers to ensure its success.

One designer said Kate Middleton’s dress “will stand the test of time.” Unlike Diana’s.

The divergent American responses to the crises in Libya and Syria illustrate the starkly different calculations that the United States faces in these countries.

A New York graffiti artist, who claims to have spray painted subway cars in his youth, cruises the city in 1972 Ford Thunderbird that his father originally bought.