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Zeke Schein says a vintage photo he discovered on eBay may be that of Robert Johnson, the legendary bluesman who up to now has appeared in only two surviving images.

Here’s a guide to some of the consumer-facing issues under consideration.

Delhi’s pollution has made headlines in recent days, but experts say the air in Pakistan’s second-largest city rivals the Indian capital’s for toxicity.

Mr. Moore, the Republican nominee for the Senate seat in Alabama, was accused of making advances toward teenage girls.

Terrorism and shifting politics have left mainstream Muslims feeling wary in one of the Western cities that has been most open to them.

We held our annual DealBook conference on Thursday, which featured a lineup of some of the biggest newsmakers in business and policy, including the C.E.O.s of Uber and AT&T.

Americans know too little about World War I — but exhibitions commemorating one of its bloodiest battles ask questions the country will soon need to grapple with.

An exhibition at the Cartier Foundation in Paris shows how this renowned photographer captured the wild night life of Bamako, Mali, in the 1960s and ’70s.

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A woman is plunged into her tumultuous past when she gets a ride to the airport from a man intimately connected to her divorce.

On her sneakily potent sixth album, the pop star shifts away from her signature melodies, engaging with the competition on its terms, not hers.

The Senate Finance Committee unveiled its sweeping tax plan, which would delay the corporate rate cut to 2019 but preserve prized tax breaks like the mortgage interest deduction.

Mr. Souza’s photo retrospectives, often laced with tongue-in-cheek captions and commentary, began during President Trump’s first week in the White House.

Workers at the Fuyao Glass factory in Moraine overwhelmingly rejected the union proposal in a key test of how Chinese companies deal with labor relations.

Despite President Trump’s campaign promises and populist fury, carried interest survives in the House Republican plan for a tax overhaul.

This singularly seductive show, based on an Israeli film, finds the ecstasy in ennui in a small desert town.

With details evolving, uncertainty remains, but House and Senate Republican proposals are unfavorable to those in high-cost states that are Democratic bastions.

One priest, after being defrocked in 1992, went on to an illustrious career in academia while his victims’ lives “have been destroyed,” a lawyer said.

Texas officials have not said whether they will release a video of the church massacre that left 26 people dead. Whether they should is a different question.

Benjamin Brafman, who has represented Sean Combs and Dominique Strauss-Kahn, is known for his skillful cross-examinations.