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Repeal the rule that prevents companies from owning both a TV or radio station and a newspaper in the same market.

I’m almost 70. And I’m still not sure I’ll ever fully heal from what my coach did.

On the plus side, some places didn’t vote.

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For her fourth album, “Rest,” she did something she’s never done before: write her own lyrics, digging into her family’s tangled history for inspiration.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is trying to prepare for bigger floods even as the White House is hostile to talking about climate change.

CNN is at the heart of a dispute between the Justice Department and AT&T and Time Warner, raising the possibility of interference by President Trump.

As connectivity has improved, political talk on social media and digital picture-taking can provoke suspicion, or worse, our Cairo bureau chief says.

Moscow announced that the countries would restructure $3 billion in loans, potentially helping Caracas meet other obligations as it risks default.

Scenes in the finished movie with Mr. Spacey, who is facing sexual assault allegations, will be reshot with Christopher Plummer as J. Paul Getty.

The owner of the Cowboys is threatening to sue the N.F.L. and several owners over efforts to extend Goodell’s contract, according to people within the league.

The Senate will diverge from the House legislation in several key ways, including eliminating the ability to deduct state and local taxes and scaling back, rather than ending, the estate tax.

If America’s retreat into nationalism, protectionism, unilateralism and xenophobia continues, China’s model could carry the day.

Officials said deaths spiked in September, casting doubt on the official storm toll even as FEMA planned to fly 3,000 residents in shelters off the island.

In Julia Cho’s tense new work, a creative-writing teacher tries to reach a shut-down (and possibly armed) young student.

Across the New York region, Democratic voters turned out to defeat Republicans in county and local races in an election fueled by anti-Trump fervor.

A day after winning re-election, Mayor Bill de Blasio said his next four years would be dedicated to creating greater “fairness.”

The former president showed up to a courthouse to fulfill his civic duty, and Chicago stopped and stared.

The cemetery in the small Texas town where 26 were killed in a church shooting will see more funerals in the coming days than it does in a typical year.