November 29, 2021

Journalists and academics are developing a new language for truth. The results are not always clearer.

While wind and solar ramp up, several countries, including France and Britain, are looking to expand their nuclear energy programs. Germany and others aren’t so enthusiastic.

The White House must figure out what to do with the Afghan central bank’s account at the Federal Reserve, now blocked under U.S. law.

In some evangelical churches, a once-staid ritual is returning to its informal roots — and things sometimes get “a little rowdy” along the way.

Dangerous mining conditions plague Congo, home to the world’s largest supply of cobalt, a key ingredient in electric cars. A leadership battle threatens reforms.

New chart-topping albums from the two singers serve as raw excavations of relationships gone bad.

Facing delays, shortages and higher prices for raw materials, small manufacturers are finding new sources. Not all are able to pass along the costs.

The social media pioneer, whose name has become synonymous with the company, was replaced by Twitter’s chief technology officer, Parag Agrawal.

Ballet companies are reworking the holiday classic partly in response to a wave of anti-Asian hate that has intensified during the pandemic.

Elizabeth D. Samet demystifies the cultural narrative that has shrouded the historical reality.

The decision follows a New York Times investigation that described allegations that top officials had sought to conceal civilian casualties.

A longtime Twitter insider and a confidant of co-founder Jack Dorsey, Mr. Agrawal takes over as the social media company confronts various challenges.