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Every era gets the chronicler it deserves. Kevin Young, the poetry editor of The New Yorker, tracks the progression of bunk through the ages.

A pastor at a church near Sutherland Springs says violence should never happen in sacred community spaces.

By the time the British realized he wasn’t Canadian and the Americans discovered he was missing, he had already parachuted into occupied France.

In 1996, domestic abusers were legally barred from owning a gun, yet a large percentage of mass gunmen have domestic violence in their backgrounds.

In Felixstowe, England, visiting sailors venture off their ships … but not outside the port.

Families made by adoption depend on it.

The governor’s races in Virginia and New Jersey are the latest test of President Trump’s effects on voters in what used to be reliably Republican areas.

Joaquín Ramírez and his girlfriend, who was hit by one of Devin P. Kelley’s bullets, cannot shake his awful words.

It’s an A above high C — the equivalent of a pole vault to the sun. Few performers can hit it, but it’s a requirement in “The Exterminating Angel.”

A renowned scholar of Islam, he will take a leave of absence from the university after two women in France filed complaints with police.

Building bridges. Also walls.

The former vice president writes about facing the death of his son Beau, deciding not to pursue a presidential run and dealing with foreign crises.

The mass killings in Texas and New York help us see what we value in common, but where is our sense of community the rest of the time?

She can’t remember a time when she had a relationship with him that wasn’t built on lies. And yet she’s still in pain.

The tech giant has found a tax haven in the island of Jersey, leaving billions of dollars untouched by the United States, leaked documents reveal.

An engraved stone with a finely detailed battle scene was found in the grave of a warrior buried about 1450 B.C.

Saudi Arabia’s claim that a missile fired from Yemen was provided by Iran escalates tensions between the regional powers, who are fighting proxy wars in Yemen, Syria and Iraq.

Three choreographers tackle the question of “what is ballet?” Only Twyla Tharp seems to know the answer.

The Emirates’ aim: to promote the capital as a tolerant global city, and its flagship museum, opening this week, as a bridge between civilizations.

Figuring out her husband had Asperger’s meant everything would be fine between them, right? Not so fast, says Kristen Finch.