New York Times

Winston County once opposed secession but now enthusiastically supports Donald Trump. What does that tell us about Roy Moore’s chances?

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Major fires raging across the state this year from wine country to just shy of the Mexican border have stretched California firefighters.

The National League’s most valuable player adds another powerful bat to a lineup that already has Judge. But Stanton also brings a huge contract with him.

Britain’s foreign minister, on a three-nation tour, discussed the cases of those like Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who is jailed on sedition charges in Iran.

Students deserve the chance to try out ideas without incurring the wrath of the entire internet.

Mr. Trump thinks the environment has gotten too good a deal, so he eliminated two million acres from national monuments in Utah.

Preserving my identity as a Christian conservative means turning away from two movements that have shaped my life.

Vilifying whiteness and maleness isn’t just illiberal. It’s bad politics.

The pedestrian origin story of the triple cleanse and snail slime face serum.

Advocates of oil exploration in an Alaska wildlife refuge are taking advantage of the special rules of the tax debate to charge toward victory.

Forgiveness isn’t enough. Acts of atonement can help veterans repair the loyalties damaged in war.

In search of a less existential politics.

It has taken decades and many sexual harassment scandals, but this time it may be a real change.

A West Bank demonstration may have been a mild beginning to a sustained violent expression by Palestinians.

The Federal Reserve chair (don’t call her “chairwoman”) quietly achieved rock-star status. Now that she’s leaving, her many fans are sad to see her go.

Best known for the elbow surgery that is named after him, John now awaits the results of a vote on Sunday that could get him in the door at Cooperstown.

Some consumers are finding they can get a better deal on prescription drugs by leaving their insurance cards at home.

Life in this haven for nature lovers and spiritual seekers has been anything but serene in recent days.

There are no audio tracks with these looping images, but some people really do “hear” them, neuroscientists say.