June 14, 2019

The president has said Tehran will suffer if American interests are threatened. But he has been vague about what his response might be, and the administration is divided.

Their billionaire descendants, who control Krispy Kreme, Stumptown and other brands, are grappling with the exposure of an unspeakable secret.

A handful of companies already dominate the market for digital assistants. The implications for consumer privacy are a serious concern, researchers say.

After posts on the social network contributed to Myanmar’s genocide of Rohingya Muslims, Facebook vowed to fix the problem. Then the vitriol moved to India.

VH1 may have nudged drag into pop culture, but an impresario in Los Angeles has been staging his own “weird brand” for 25 years.

The owner of a plot of land in Queens wants to sell it or develop it. Others want to memorialize one of the city’s first communities for former and freed slaves.

Inside the chaos, glitter and absolute furry cuteness of a puppy pageant.

Instead of buying a second home several hours from the city, some New Yorkers are looking to suburbia for a slice of the country.

Pursuing a career in Europe probably kept the U.S. midfielder out of the last World Cup. As she returns to Paris on Sunday, those same choices have put her front and center in this one.

A previously unreleased design concept made by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in late 2016 reveals what a Harriet Tubman $20 bill might look like.

Machado de Assis Real, developed by a Brazilian university and an ad agency, shows the 19th-century writer in color, challenging some long-held ideas about him in the process.

President Trump offered no details and suggested that he was ready to engage with the Iranians, who denied responsibility for the attacks, whenever they are prepared to talk.