June 4, 2018

The company formed data-sharing partnerships with Apple, Samsung and dozens of other device makers, raising new concerns about its privacy protections.

Regulations intended to tame offenses have forced many families of young players to dig deep into their pockets.

It’s 2018 and we still don’t know what being out and gay will do to an actor’s career.

In his new book, “How to Change Your Mind,” Pollan turns to psychedelics, their history and their promise.

With a robust immigrant population and access to fresh seafood and produce, Richmond, B.C., has become a one-stop paradise for lovers of Asian food.

The acquisition of the software development company is meant to help Microsoft gain ground in the area of so-called cloud computing.

The court passed on an opportunity to either bolster the right to same-sex marriage or explain how far the government can go in regulating businesses run on religious principles.

Allies of Mr. Orban, Hungary’s far-right leader, are buying media outlets across Central and Eastern Europe, extending his influence.

Tommy Orange’s debut novel follows 12 Native American characters toward a fateful powwow in Oakland, Calif.

Mr. Schultz’s decision to retire from Starbucks, a plan he says he privately outlined to the board a year ago, could stoke speculation that he is considering a move into politics.

A Massachusetts case makes a novel challenge to probation: Is it unfair to require an addicted offender to remain drug-free or face prison?

At the Apple developers’ conference, it was striking how company executives danced around the tech backlash.