April 2, 2014

Disney is counting on its multifaceted reservation system to ease the way to visit Mickey Mouse and company.

In towns and cities across the United States, police officers find themselves playing dual roles as law enforcers and psychiatric social workers.

Backlash to a plan by Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory of Atlanta to build a large mansion is the latest in a series of lay uprisings since Pope Francis chose to live in a modest residence.

There’s finally a sense that women have become a significant part of Afghanistan’s political life, but many fear the gains could be reversed if extremists retake power or Western aid dwindles.

Steven A. Cohen is asking employees who remain with his family office to sign two-year contracts.