October 5, 2018

Three academics tested a theory about the intellectual integrity of peer-reviewed “grievance studies” by cooking up, and publishing, their own.

The European Union is setting up a payments system to support trade with Iran. The project faces technical challenges — and resistance from the Trump administration.

The American economy added 134,000 jobs in September, the Labor Department said, and unemployment fell to 3.7 percent.

Officials say the country’s tax agency was swindled by a London-born financier who moved to Dubai. Now, it wants the money back.

In search of affordable housing, young families are putting down roots in places like Sunset Park in Brooklyn and Morris Park in the Bronx.

Nadia Murad, a former ISIS captive, and Denis Mukwege, a Congolese gynecological surgeon, were rewarded “for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed conflict.”

Some people say, “I don’t pay attention to politics.” Others don’t have a choice.

With “Homeland” about to end, he’s released his first new albums in more than a decade, with a young pop-minded producer pushing him to take risks.

There are not many black kickers and punters in the country, even at the nation’s historically black colleges and universities.

The last-minute announcements by Senators Susan Collins and Joe Manchin III capped an emotional and deeply divisive Supreme Court confirmation process.

As the entertainment industry clamors for underrepresented voices, a small but thriving program has become a pipeline for the next generation of talent.

Traditional plots of land are slowly becoming parts of bigger operations, eroding a way of life but enriching local residents and helping more Chinese people move into the modern world.