New York Times

It was only the latest example of a public rift between the president and his chief diplomat over North Korea.

The appointment of Minnesota’s lieutenant governor followed weeks of debate over Mr. Franken’s fate. The seat will be up for grabs in 2018.

The tax bills moving through Congress could penalize individuals for financial decisions they made based on longstanding law, affecting the financial situations of millions.

The country is often reminded of what grief looks like immediately after mass violence. But Newtown shows how mourning evolves and endures years later.

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

His smear on Twitter insinuates that women succeed only if they trade on their sexuality, not because they are smart, savvy or resourceful.

Many of the write-in votes, which exceeded the margin of victory for Doug Jones, are thought to have been cast by Republicans displeased with Roy S. Moore.

Nearly 4.7 million people have signed up for health insurance despite cutbacks in federal efforts to promote enrollment under the Affordable Care Act.

The music mogul released a statement in which he denied accusations by three women who say Mr. Simmons raped them.

Throughout the Capitol on Wednesday, Republicans seemed resigned to the results of a Senate race in which they knew there would be no good outcome.

It’s hard to be surprised by the news that cycling’s most dominant rider has tested positive for a banned drug.

For anyone who cares about the continuance of Brown’s oeuvre, this performance by a crop of mostly new dancers was encouraging.

Artists explore some of their off-kilter obsessions in a series of distinctive online videos.

Rapid, erratic heartbeats — called ventricular tachycardia — can lead to sudden death. An experimental radiation treatment has eased the condition in five patients.

Unesco put the century-old art of Neapolitan pizza making on its annual list of “the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.”

Epic failures this year exposed your personal data to hackers, wasted your money on unnecessary or ethically dubious products and fed you misinformation.

A public hearing of the conference committee on Wednesday will be largely a show given that Republican lawmakers have a deal on a consensus $1.5 trillion tax bill.

The iconic storm plunges 200 miles beneath the clouds of the solar system’s largest planet, and possibly much deeper, according to data from NASA’s Juno spacecraft.

The RealReal, the luxury consignment site, has opened its first store.

Omarosa Manigault Newman resigned “to pursue other opportunities,” the White House press secretary said.