February 4, 2018

The female cyborg has long been a pop culture fixation, but now feminized tech is all around us, with a true blurring of reality and fantasy.

More than 11 years after the Godfather of Soul’s death, his hope of providing for underprivileged children remains entangled by conflict and lawsuits.

As some militants go into hiding and others slip into Turkey, the flow risks tarnishing American declarations that the Islamic State has been largely defeated.

A move to allow restaurants and other employers to impose tip sharing on workers, and in some cases keep the money, is under fire from labor groups.

This year’s Super Bowl ads were more humorous than political. But Ram was criticized for using a sermon by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in a commercial for its truck.

The retailer’s stock is soaring, but it wasn’t always that way. The company had lean years in which it told investors to have faith in its long-term strategy.

Jerome H. Powell, the new Federal Reserve chairman, is a lawyer in a role performed mostly by economists. Friends say he is up to the challenge.

The landmark settlement between Wells Fargo and the Fed shows regulators’ new emphasis on making board members responsible for their institutions’ conduct.

The tomb is believed to belong to Hetpet, a powerful priestess, and it contains rare paintings of her hunting and fishing.

Quotation of the Day for Sunday, February 4, 2018.

With movie studios avoiding competition with the Super Bowl, the newcomer “Winchester” took in $9.3 million this weekend.

At this time of year, women emerge from the city’s salons with elaborate coifs and crash courses in ballroom dancing are booked to capacity. But a political subtext lurks behind the dazzling scenes.