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The director recalls the making of “Jabberwocky” and how workers told him his film was far better than the one they were working on with George Lucas.

Noël Wells wrote, directed and stars in this film about a young woman who returns to her former home and discovers much has changed.

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

Media executives quietly express hope that the Justice Department’s case goes to trial and loses, putting pressure on the government in future merger reviews.

A nearly yearlong standoff has paralyzed its institutions and is threatening a 1998 treaty that largely ended three decades of fighting.

Analysts say the North may use the American move as an excuse for more weapons tests.

There’s a growing sense that Congress is, for many women, a hostile workplace. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is trying to change that.

"You can’t just give a child a Fitbit for Christmas and expect them to be active,” one expert said.

Tips include: Let everyone pick an activity, figure out child care in advance, determine the accommodations that best suit your family.

Maya Jasanoff’s book, “The Dawn Watch,” uses Conrad’s work to tell a story of globalization, imperialism and resistance.

Baptist churches in the Texas towns of Daingerfield and Sutherland Springs have become sister congregations, linked by eerily similar attacks 37 years apart.

A bonding activity that builds joy and character.

Mr. Colbert told President Trump: “I know you’re upset, but maybe now’s not the time to be implying that someone’s kid should go to jail for what their dad did.”

The United States is pushing women to join the Afghan security forces, without providing them with support. By doing so, it’s putting them at risk.

Goffin’s cockatoos, known for their inventiveness, showed a great talent for fitting even complicated shapes into matching holes.

Writers from across the political spectrum take on the tax legislation making its way through Congress.

If your holiday festivities result in all new stains, spills and messes you’d rather not bring into 2018, here’s how to clean them all up

In a sweeping proposal to be revealed on Tuesday, Ajit Pai, the chairman of the F.C.C., is preparing to scrap the net neutrality rules, said people familiar with the plan.

A program that let 59,000 Haitians remain in the United States after a 2010 earthquake will end in July 2019.

Dermatology is booming, with private equity investments and an influx of physician assistants doing the work of doctors. Are patients being well served?