January 24, 2012

As the “smart” gadget revolution spreads from phones to televisions and home appliances, some manufacturers are hoping to make a bundle.

A proposed law in Europe would compel Web sites to obtain consent when collecting personal data and to delete that data forever at the consumer’s request.

Dr. Miriam Adelson, the wife of Sheldon Adelson, is a longtime Gingrich friend and patron who contributed $5 million to the super PAC, Winning Our Future, this month.

About one million homeowners facing foreclosure could have their mortgage burden cut by about $20,000 each as part of a long-awaited deal.

“Gob Squad’s Kitchen (You’ve Never Had It So Good)” at the Public Theater is loosely inspired by Andy Warhol’s Factory.

“The Third Jihad,” a film that cast a very harsh light on American Muslims, was shown to many more New York officers than was first believed.

In Florida on Monday, Mitt Romney was on the offensive for the first time in a series of G.O.P. debates, tearing into Newt Gingrich’s time as House speaker and the years when he advised companies like Freddie Mac.

When access to adoption records is blocked, people have another avenue for finding clues to their ancestry and connections to blood relatives.

Three East Haven police officers and their supervisor were charged with beating and harassing Latinos, trying to cover up their actions and thwarting efforts to investigate their conduct.

Mitt Romney on Tuesday released documents that show he and his wife had an effective federal tax rate in 2010 of 13.9 percent.

The Italian-American cooking at Parm is completely faithful to your memories while being much, much better than you remembered.

Matthew Bowman’s timely new history offers rich context while delivering few opinions.