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See ya, soy! Au revoir, almond! Baristas are pouring a Swedish import that has quietly taken over the nation’s coffee scene.

Roasted bananas and toasted coconut add sweetness and crunch to this decadent layer cake.

Berlin may be the most musically active city on earth. It’s also at a moment of transition, with a fresh crop of artistic leaders.

Two former employees of Colette, the pathbreaking Paris concept shop, have brought their taste for sneakers and gadgets (and some of their customers) to a new spot nearby.

A review of President Trump's statements on Twitter, in campaign speeches and during interviews shows that the president’s views on the border wall have shifted repeatedly.

“I’m impatient,” Mayor Catherine Pugh said. The new commissioner announced plans to flood city streets with waves of officers.

More than half of the day care centers in New York City are home-based, which means toddlers often get dropped off in residential buildings.

Mr. Simmons talks about his work in Starz’s “Counterpart” and life since winning an Oscar.

The supporting actor had a breakout year with turns in “Call Me by Your Name,” “The Shape of Water” and “The Post.” Will the academy remember?

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Friday: A local and global rally, your weekend lineup, and a story told in sand.

The British and French governments had tepid reactions to the latest in a string of grand plans from the foreign secretary, who campaigned for Brexit.

Friday: A new wildfire threat, the L.A. Times’s chief executive is accused of inappropriate behavior, the millionaire-exodus scenario and surfing as the official state sport.

Movies misuse music all the time. The Taraji P. Henson vehicle “Proud Mary” misuses it hilariously.

For 30 years, black travelers navigating the swamp of Jim Crow laws relied on guides to find safe places. Derrick Adams conjures their experiences in art.

The Social Democratic Party votes on Sunday on whether to pursue a new government. A refusal could send Germans back to the polls and usher in months more uncertainty.

The married father of two likes to keep his children active, go out to lunch, watch sports, cook, and make fun of his parenting quirks.

The crime ring was said to control movement of Chinese products in Europe out of the Tuscan city of Prato.

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

Captains Daniel Hall and Vincent Franchino, both active-duty Apache helicopter pilots, are married at West Point.