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The KIPP charter school network hired investigators to look into allegations against two teachers, but they were unable to reach conclusions.

The ruling by the European Court of Justice means the company must comply with tough rules governing traditional taxi associations in the region.

More than a thousand worshipers attended a Pentecostal singalong whose set list included Beatles hits like “Can’t Buy Me Love” and “Here Comes the Sun.”

Moving from English to German, thanks to Yiddish, has helped Deborah Feldman find her voice and her purpose.

Andrea Mackris and Rebecca Gomez Diamond, both former Fox News employees, contend that statements by Mr. O’Reilly and the network depicted them as liars.

Hiroko Tabuchi, a climate reporter for The Times, discusses some simple tech tweaks that people can make to be more environmentally responsible.

President Trump’s National Security Strategy articulates an “America First” vision that may only make America weak.

Moscow is seeking to block U.S. trials of cybercriminals by trying to extradite them to Russia for crimes allegedly committed years before.

In “Mankind,” the playwright imagines a world in which women are extinct. “You have to go for the throat,” he says.

“Get Out,” his docu-horror-thriller-comedy about race in America, was the movie of the year. What will he show us next?

In 2017, we spanned the globe, stopping at the Hoh Rain Forest in Washington State, the dunes of Cap Ferret and India’s lost mansions.

Some of 2017’s greatest hits, which took us from Rockaway Beach to the Dior archives.

According to prosecutors, the Staten Island lawyer used “Mafia-style tactics” in bullying campaigns against political enemies.

Alexandria, which has reinvented itself frequently over the centuries, still delights — and provides great deals for travelers, too.

A way to combat the capricious and biased nature of human decisions.

The athletes from Russia at the Winter Olympics are most definitely, positively not representing Russia.

Wednesday: Railway safety, two dissenting Republican congressmen, the Thomas fire grows, Uber flips some real estate, and, finally, light bulbs.

Here’s what you need to know to start your day.

Mr. West, a fierce critic of President Obama from the left, called Mr. Coates “the neoliberal face of the black freedom struggle.” Twitter wasn’t happy.

It all started with a message on Twitter in the wee hours of the morning. Less than a week later, the brothers signed a contract and sent the town into a frenzy.