November 1, 2013

Business groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce are pouring money into a special House primary runoff that is seen as a test case for the fight over the Republican Party’s future.

What began as a public relations predicament for American technology companies has evolved into a moral crisis that threatens the foundation of their businesses.

Insurance companies are canceling millions of health insurance plans that fail to meet minimum standards, and a look at the stories of three people with such plans tells a complex tale.

Democrats say that the law’s woes are cutting into the momentum they gained after the government shutdown, and that the troubles could cost them in the 2014 midterm races.

Amanda Peet turns playwright, with “The Commons of Pensacola,” starring Sarah Jessica Parker and Blythe Danner.

The killing deals a major blow to a group that has terrorized Pakistan and tried to set off a car bomb in New York in 2010, according to Pakistani intelligence officials and militant commanders.

Even in 2009, when the global economy hit the wall, the richest Americans were able to cash in thanks to regressively low rates on capital gains.

The singer Jon Bon Jovi and athletes like Torii Hunter and David Robinson, among other celebrities, have sons on the Fighting Irish football team.

The Federal Communications Commission has proposed loosening or eliminating rules that govern nighttime transmissions by AM stations.

The Yankees showed that they still have confidence in shortstop Derek Jeter by signing him to a deal worth more than his one-year, $9.5 million player option.

You can sleep and wander where the artist once did in a small Vermont town, but finding deeper clues about his life and work requires more exploration.

A growing list of eco-friendly construction technologies enables developers to go beyond LEED certification.