January 21, 2018

Drug deaths draw the most notice, but more addicted people live than die. For them and their families, life can be a relentless cycle of worry, hope and chaos.

The Taliban attack at the Intercontinental Hotel left at least 18 dead, but the toll from assaults across four provinces of the country surpassed 50.

The Alliance Theater has brought “Native Guard” to an Atlanta history museum in the thick of debate about Confederate monuments and the South’s past.

The technology inside Amazon’s new convenience store, opening Monday in downtown Seattle, enables a shopping experience like no other — including no checkout lines.

Nearly a quarter-century in the making, Caleb Carr’s inventive novel hits TV as simply a competent spin on familiar themes.

Thousands of federal employees will be furloughed Monday morning even as the outlines of a potential compromise came into focus.

The superstar tenor appeared at Carnegie Hall on Saturday night, winning cheers despite vocal glitches.

The changes the social network recently made to its news feed has some advertisers thinking there will be opportunities for growth in video.

Harvey Weinstein helped put the Sundance Film Festival on the map. But organizers say this year’s slate, which puts women front and center, shows the festival has moved on.

Creating a single token requires as much electricity as two years’ worth of consumption by an average American home. Some enthusiasts believe that’s a problem.

The designer, who reinvigorated Yves Saint Laurent with a hard rock look, now will be directing a brand that has emphasized clothes for working women.

On the Real Estate desk, hidden surprises, nosy neighbors and never-ending property visits are all in a day’s work.