December 2, 2018

Reminiscent of last season’s national championship game, Alabama substituted for its quarterback and roared back to beat Georgia in Atlanta.

The founder of Southwest Key made millions from housing migrant children. His nonprofit has stockpiled taxpayer dollars and possibly engaged in self-dealing with top executives.

For the third time this year, the prime minister is accused of corruption. But this time, his governing coalition is already teetering.

For the second season in a row, the Big Ten was left out of the playoff despite being represented by a strong Ohio State team. Georgia was also left out.

Google Home and Amazon Echo don’t carry paid advertising, so companies are trying more creative ways of using them to reach consumers.

A Republican Party that stayed true to President Trump is constrained from grappling with the damage he inflicted with moderate voters and women.

Two Iranians and a Syrian were allowed entry to perform “The Jungle,” a play about refugees, after urgings by Sting and an ex-archbishop of Canterbury.

A season that seemed focused on exciting players and thrilling games has once again come under scrutiny for players’ abusive conduct outside of games.

But the compromise reached by President Trump and President Xi Jinping offers few promises of policy changes, and it sets a tight deadline of March 1.

With little organization, fueled by frustration, the protests have moved from poor rural regions to the banks of the Seine, the scene of riots this weekend.

Two of the biggest airports in the world — Istanbul and Beijing — aim to make travel easier and faster for the passengers who use them.

A New Jersey firm is experimenting in a small town in England with a new formula that reduces the carbon dioxide emitted in the making of the building material.