January 29, 2020

The Israeli-Palestinian peace plan unveiled by President Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sounds more like a road map for their own futures than for the Middle East.

Democrats who once derided him now want him to testify at President Trump’s impeachment trial while some of his erstwhile Republican friends are throwing him to the curb.

At a facility near Berlin, a new kind of robot is automating tasks that until recently had been out of the reach of machines.

The grounding of the 737 Max jet continues to drag on the company’s results.

The cinematographer Roger Deakins didn’t know the plan was to make it look like a real-time story until he received the script: “That was a bit of a shock.”

While the presidential candidates argue about each other’s health plans, Michael Bloomberg’s ads have attacked the president over pre-existing conditions.

Mr. Wexner, who created the retail empire L Brands, has come under scrutiny for employing the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein as a personal adviser.

TV’s two great moral comedies, both ending this week, showed us that doing the right thing in a fallen world is a group effort.

When Britain officially leaves the E.U. on Jan. 31, it will open a potentially more volatile chapter in this drawn-out saga, as negotiators try to reach a trade deal.

The singer and fashion mogul is ready to talk about sexual abuse, addiction, dating John Mayer and everything else.

A first-time nominee for “Pain and Glory,” the actor talks frankly about how his recent heart attack rescued him from a career that was going in circles.

The landscape has shifted so much that a proposal that would have been a nonstarter a decade ago has put the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas in a bind.