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The Pantera Bitcoin Fund was set up in 2013, when few on Wall Street were interested in cryptocurrencies. It has since ridden the Bitcoin wave to blockbuster returns.

In a year-end special, Mr. Noah said that while President Trump’s conduct worried him, “I also wake up knowing he’s going to make me laugh.”

Why does the United States continue to support a strongman who abets assassination and destroys democracy?

There are dozens of coding toys on the market. Here are 10 of the best, and how our test kids responded.

Eric Metaxas’ “Martin Luther” seeks to make its subject attractive to a wide reading audience.

There has been nothing clear about the government’s strategies for leaving the European Union. It may not even have any.

The disconnect between the president’s speech and the administration’s blueprint suggests the broader challenge of developing an intellectual framework for his policies.

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

The university announced Dr. William V. Harris’s retirement, three months after a graduate student sued him for allegedly kissing and groping her.

Electric vehicles have only a tiny market share, but the auto industry is betting billions that they will soon be as cheap as conventional cars.

Without weekday pressures, breakfast becomes a meal to linger over.

The Trump administration suggested the U.S. would act against North Korea beyond the sanctions now being imposed for its rapid expansion of its nuclear weapons program.

The removal of the former warlord Atta Muhammad Noor, who had amassed great wealth, could further fray the struggling coalition government.

The suspect in the attempted New York subway attack last week rode a bus across Bangladesh to help Rohingya refugees. Was he following Al Qaeda or his heart?

Critics loved the movie. Fans? Less so. We asked you to explain the divide.

Without the citizens who rose up against Trump, 2017 would have been even worse.

Many wealthy Americans are complaining bitterly that the new tax code will have them paying more, not less, in taxes.

The European Commission is concerned that tax rulings in the Netherlands may have allowed the Swedish furniture retailer to pay fewer taxes and to gain an advantage.

Already struggling with its workload, the agency must start adapting systems to the new tax code while processing returns under the old one.

The accident in Washington State adds to a list of recent train derailments, including four in five months at Penn Station. But few have involved fatalities.