November 4, 2018

McKinsey, Booz Allen Hamilton and Boston Consulting have all continued work with the kingdom even as investors distance themselves after the murder of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

The census determines how political districts are mapped — and many immigrants are already saying they won’t participate if asked about citizenship.

Spurred by the leadership of entrepreneurial women and Nigeria’s cultural cachet around Africa and the world, the country’s fashion magazine industry has found a receptive audience.

The office of Mr. Kemp, the Republican nominee for governor, said it had notified the F.B.I. about the inquiry. Democrats called it a political stunt.

Mr. Deripaska has spent millions building influence in Washington and London. Now he awaits a key decision from the Trump administration.

In recent weeks, extremist internet communities have cheered as their once-fringe views have found oxygen among prominent Republicans.

The Axios reporter Jonathan Swan has been behind several major scoops in Washington media circles but he has been criticized for favoring access over accountability.

Ballet dancers of color have long painted, dyed or covered point shoes in makeup to match their skin. Could this small barrier to inclusion finally be disappearing?

A flash strike against AbeBooks, which began Monday, is a rare concerted action by vendors against any part of Amazon, which wields huge power in the book world.

The “Stand By Your Ad” rule, created in 2002, was meant to keep candidates from airing nasty ads. In the Trump era, it seems like a quaint relic.

Tua Tagovailoa passed for two touchdowns and ran for a 44-yard score as the Crimson Tide clinched a rematch with Georgia in the SEC title game.

BMW’s earnings may show the effects of the trade war, Disney’s earnings are expected to be strong and E.U. ministers will discuss trade relations with the U.S.