April 20, 2016

A move by the kingdom to sell off holdings worth billions if Congress passes a bill allowing the Saudis to be sued over 9/11 would have little impact on America, experts say.

Mrs. Clinton has had dramatic highs and crushing lows in her political career, but New York has always been the state that loved her back.

Alice Birch’s short, sharp shock of a play has a ferocious energy as it addresses women and their relationships with men, one another and a world in upheaval.

Federal agents and local investigators this week served state grand jury subpoenas for records related to fund-raising to help Democratic candidates that year.

Europe’s competition chief said Google unfairly promoted its services with cellphone makers, limiting rivals in the smartphone software market.

The sadistic character, played by Iwan Rheon, gleefully flays, rapes and gelds. Who knows what dark impulses he will follow in Season 6.

The manipulation of testing procedures by the automaker’s engineers affected about 620,000 vehicles sold in Japan, the company’s president said.

As part of a movement against consumerism, more people are maintaining their electronics instead of constantly buying the newest, fastest model.

Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew said that women and civil rights leaders would also appear on the $5 and $10 notes.

Two Michigan officials were accused of misleading other officials about the city’s water, and a city employee was charged with misconduct.

Many phone numbers these days merely lead to automated voice mail with directions to a website. And some businesses have abandoned phones altogether.

Patrik Schumacher, who worked alongside Ms. Hadid before her recent death, says the architecture firm will remain a “vibrant address for major work.”