December 19, 2016

Up to a million people are trapped inside Iraq’s second-largest city, where the brutal urban war of attrition is proving to be tougher than expected.

While biting tweets backfire and fake news abounds, subscriptions are on the rise in what could be journalism’s finest hour.

While most social networking services court and elevate celebrities, Snapchat treats them like everyday users.

Federer got a taste of retirement with his longest break from the ATP Tour since he turned professional in 1998. Now, he will try his hand at a comeback.

The concern over playing consecutive games is a source of amusement for an older generation, who played when easing the schedule was hardly a priority.

A bipartisan group, including John McCain and Chuck Schumer, called for the creation of a select committee on cyberactivity to lead the investigation.

A look at lesser-known photo websites and surfaces — be it wood boards or stick-and-peel fabric — on which to display your travel photos.

With the International Monetary Fund facing populist criticism and at a critical juncture, Ms. Lagarde was found guilty of charges linked to her time as France’s finance minister.

With four new stations as blank canvases, Chuck Close, Vik Muniz, Jean Shin and Sarah Sze celebrate the culture and community of New York City.

A founder of the hedge fund, Platinum Partners, and six others were charged on Monday in what federal prosecutors said was a scheme that overvalued the assets and misrepresented their performance.

The shooting at an art exhibit, said to be carried out by a 22-year-old police officer, forced Turkey and Russia to confront a new crisis tied directly to the Syrian conflict.

While Freddie Bryant, 78, recuperates from surgery, a new generation carries on the annual sale of home-cured meats.