December 27, 2016

An elevated role on climate change is a sign of how California, one of the world’s 10 largest economies, plans to resist the incoming administration’s policies.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his response to the Security Council’s condemnation, saying that Israel does not “turn the other cheek.”

Even as the pounds fell away and their health improved, two patients contended with the feeling that life hadn’t changed as much as they’d hoped.

Low oil prices are forcing questions about whether the huge family can maintain both its lavish lifestyle and its grip on power.

A report by the Chinese internet regulator suggested it would formalize a cybersecurity review system on technology products in the country.

A California start-up that genetically engineers yeast to produce an acid for fragrances is at the forefront of efforts to reignite a market that fell short of earlier expectations.

Ms. Fisher channeled her struggles with depression and substance abuse into fiercely comic works, including the novel “Postcards From the Edge.”

American makers are struggling, but help may be on the way.

The premiere of this piece by David Lang underscored that all choral music is an exercise in coming together, with individuals creating a greater whole.

For decades, Jeffrey Slonim was an affable presence on the scene. After he jumped from a roof at Lincoln Center, everyone who knew him had one question: Why?

The officials ended their long denial but insisted that the state had no role in the doping and that it was not responsible for the institutionalized cheating.

Annette Bening stars as a complicated and divorced Santa Barbara mother in Mike Mills’s funny, emotionally piercing new film.