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The final album by the soul singer, who died in 2016, had every bit of her energy and spirit.

The largest hospital in the earthquake zone nearly collapsed. Iran’s president wants to investigate.

A branch of the Second Avenue Deli is opening an upstairs bar where you can raise a toast (using a Dr. Brown’s) to Jewish culture.

The measure is said to be a response to a U.S. requirement imposed on the state-owned RT television network, but it is far broader in scope.

Delivering a summation of his foreign policy, President Trump interrupted himself — setting off hilarity on Twitter — by stopping for a swig of water.

The death toll could have been much worse had an elementary school not ordered a lockdown, the authorities said.

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

A cranberry-lemon stripe cake, a devil’s-food cake with toasted-marshmallow frosting or a sugarplum gingerbread cake for your next special occasion.

The Roy Moore race tests the limits of what might be the most Republican state in the country.

Facing a lover’s death and a society’s intolerance, in a film by Sebastián Lelio.

We discovered we shared a common language, and a way of being in the world.

Men who avoid being alone with women may limit “the appearance of evil,” but they neglect a larger moral imperative.

Delegates at climate talks in Bonn are keeping their opinions to themselves about President Trump’s vow to withdraw from the Paris climate accord.

Nov. 15 is National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day. Here’s how to make the most of it.

Is your makeup working for you, or is it aging you?

In a Twitter post later deleted, President Trump again addressed a Texas town affected by a shooting on Nov. 5, though four were killed in California on Tuesday.

The legislation so far has proved difficult for lobbyists to crack, but an amendment on Tuesday included some exceptions.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions denies being influenced by the president’s public pressure as he considers authorizing a new investigation of Hillary Clinton.

Wednesday: Dog owners’ opinions on rentable doghouses, a traveling David Bowie exhibition, and a foodie firestorm.

When a religious man violates you, you aren’t robbed just of your dignity. You are also robbed of your faith.