April 6, 2017

La Meute started a year and a half ago in Quebec to oppose what it calls “invasive political Islam.” Now, its social media campaign has more than 50,000 followers.

Presidential biographies aimed at young readers hit bookshelves every four years. But the latest round has posed a unique set of challenges.

Describing the plan as a legislative sweetener, the president refused to say whether it would include two New York City projects that his budget for next year would defund.

A bouncy revival of a Noël Coward classic re-establishes the Tony-winning Mr. Kline as one of the great physical comedians.

The defining sartorial style of the 2010s has begun to emerge.

In bypassing a filibuster, Republicans abandoned long-held practices and will be able to confirm President Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court, Neil M. Gorsuch, with a simple majority vote.

President Trump planned to sign an executive order targeting steel dumping, a measure aimed at China and a potential victory for his hard-line advisers.

It’s a giant financial gamble for art’s king of controversy, who is trying for a comeback.

The electric-car maker is the latest company to become a market darling based not on what it has achieved but on a vision of a dominant future.

The strike was in response to the Syrian government’s chemical weapons attack this week.

In Nacho Vigalondo’s film, two childhood friends drink, talk about life and bring their inner resentments to a scary boil.

Former government officials said the agency told senior lawmakers last summer that it had information indicating that Russia was working to help get President Trump elected.