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A poll finds that Americans don’t expect their own taxes to decline next year and doubt that the Republican plan will raise wages or economic growth.

Three days after striking a conciliatory tone, Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson said the North must stop nuclear threats before any possible talks.

Get ready for a very merry war on Christmas.

Here is a guide to what will happen in the coming weeks (and maybe years), including potential changes from companies and numerous lawsuits.

It seems every podcast company is starting its own counterintuitive take on history. But how effective are they at actually illuminating our past?

When your community fights for the people who terrorized you, it means your pain is not a priority.

Love her or hate her, the former reality show star turned White House aide has never shied away from controversy.

Amid worries about hazing, sexual assault and a spate of deaths, universities are imposing campuswide restrictions on fraternities and sororities.

A balsam fir tree’s journey from a farm in Nova Scotia to a living room in Ridgewood, Queens, reveals the hard work necessary to deliver holiday cheer.

Blacks and Hispanics saw the biggest gains under the Affordable Care Act. They’re also likely to be most affected by cuts to this year’s enrollment period, which ended Friday.

The unspoken question of endless browsing is “What do I need?” What I needed was less.

The reckoning with a wave of sexual assault revelations has been particularly painful for a country that prides itself on gender equality.

Following mounting reports accusing the music mogul of sexual misconduct, law enforcement is conducting a preliminary investigation.

Mr. Trump stepped up his criticism of some F.B.I. agents helping to investigate possible Russian involvement in his campaign, calling it a “very sad thing to watch.”

A Google neural network analyzed data collected by NASA and helped astronomers detect another planet around a star some 2,500 light years away.

Ms. Ramsey, a newcomer to politics, was running to unseat a Republican. She denies that she harassed a male subordinate, as alleged in a 2005 lawsuit.

Their acceptance of a “divorce deal” opens the way for discussions on a transitional period and the nature of trade relations with Britain

Hear the most notable new music out this week, from Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamildrops team-up with the Decemberists to a Thelonious Monk reissue.

Spicy sizzled shrimp are an impressive, festive dish from a different Christmas tradition.