December 27, 2019

Video interviews and group texts obtained by The Times show men describing their platoon leader in grim terms.

A study of international prices finds American patients pay much more across a wide array of common services.

Novels and nonfiction titles alike have been delayed without explanation, cutting off U.S. authors and publishers from a vast market.

Officials at tiny Anna Maria College say starting a football program was one of their best decisions. At Northeastern, it has been good riddance.

Riding a populist backlash against the elite, President Rodrigo Duterte vowed to rescue landless peasants from poverty. Instead, he has reinforced the monopolistic grip of landowners.

Can teaching prison inmates to make lattes give them a chance at a better future?

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For two strong-minded people used to having their own way — each with a lifetime of baggage — sharing 800 square feet was going to be a challenge.

In Campbellsville, Ky., the tech giant’s influences abound. The profits, not so much.

She makes time to talk to kids, celebrities and state legislators. She’s not asking for money. She just wants to say hello — and to court good will.

Lawmakers aim to pass veto-proof legislation in 2020 that would punish China over its treatment of ethnic Uighur Muslims.

A brassy celebration of optimism and urbanity, “Put on Your Sunday Clothes” from “Hello, Dolly!” can still stir the emotions.