October 22, 2019

The president has sought to scale back America’s military presence around the world without waiting to negotiate concessions from foes like the Taliban or North Korea.

The discussion at the White House between President Trump and Prime Minister Viktor Orban was held over objections from Mr. Trump’s national security adviser.

In a new biography of Thomas Edison, Edmund Morris tells the story in reverse — starting at the end and going backward to his birth.

New, more sophisticated attacks are targeting Uighurs’ phones — even iPhones and even abroad, security researchers say. They warn that foreigners could be next.

Officials point to rising employment, but the uninsured rate is climbing as families run afoul of new paperwork and as fear rises among immigrants.

Russia’s leader hosted his Turkish counterpart as a U.S.-brokered cease-fire with Kurdish forces came to an end, underscoring Moscow’s emergence as a powerful player in the Middle East.

The shared-office company, which scrapped an initial public offering and pushed out its chief executive last month, isn’t profitable and may not be for the foreseeable future.

The new generation of veggie burgers aims to replace the beefy original with fake meat or fresher vegetables. To find out how well they do, we ran a blind tasting of six top contenders.

Five members of Congress now celebrate the Indian festival of lights with feasts and family gatherings. But some of them think the version on the Hill needs work.

The fast-food chain is turning to artificial intelligence and machine learning in the hopes of predicting what customers want before they decide.

Elayna Carausu, Riley Whitelum and their little Lenny are learning the ropes and making the videos.

The move, which combines money and land, is the latest effort by technology companies to ease the state’s severe housing shortage.