October 26, 2017

For all the talk of the White House chief of staff as a moderating force, Mr. Kelly has strong feelings about patriotism and immigration that mirror those of his boss.

Denise Gough is sensational as a strung-out actress facing a world of questions about addiction and responsibility in a play by Duncan Macmillan.

The bank will reduce the virtual money-printing that has helped to keep the eurozone afloat. Some businesses and governments may be in for a shock.

Did last year’s surprise nostalgia phenomenon need a sequel? Not really, but we’ll take it anyway.

The long-promised directive fulfills a vow but falls short of the national emergency declaration President Trump had pledged.

Musicians and fans in the city where he lived and worked were saddened by Fats Domino’s death, but determined to celebrate.

House Republicans are planning to release their tax bill next week, and the budget measure will allow the overhaul to pass Congress without any Democratic votes.

A Stanford neuropathologist will be looking for physical abnormalities in Stephen Paddock’s brain, although the examination is unlikely to answer the mystery of the mass killing.

The grievances of Iraq’s Sunni Arab minority allowed the Islamic State to flourish. How the government deals with Sunnis now could have long-term consequences.

A constitutional convention could go a long way to addressing the dysfunction in Albany, but not everyone is in favor of having one.

A troll account linked to Moscow shows how easily social media fanned the flames of outrage. Unlike other tech giants, Twitter could have a harder time dealing with the fallout.

Among the factors that will affect where the company chooses to put its new headquarters: cost, diversity, universities — and coffee roasters.