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The Air Force admitted that it didn’t enter Devin P. Kelley’s domestic violence court-martial into a database that could have prevented him from buying a gun.

These two scenarios calculate how much taxpayers would owe under the current system, and how their tax bill might change if the Republican plan becomes law.

The cloak-and-dagger undertaking is said to have included the use of an agent who posed as a women’s rights advocate to befriend and spy on the actress Rose McGowan.

Tuesday: How to vote in today’s general election, and new suffragist statues.

If a bystander hadn’t been armed, “instead of having 26 dead, you would have had hundreds more dead,” the president said Tuesday in South Korea.

Putting diplomacy skills like advocacy and solution building to work in a teacher conference.

We look at why a domestic violence conviction did not stop Devin Kelley from buying weapons, and at how the president’s comments can influence court rulings.

Mr. Corden and other late-night hosts made fun of President Trump’s interactions with the Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe.

As economic inequality continues to expand, some wealthy people are reaching beyond their gated communities to connect with less fortunate neighbors.

Learning the local language is a great way to get a sense of place, and some hotels today have programs for their guests to do just that.

Jennet Conant’s “Man of the Hour” explores the life of James B. Conant, Cold Warrior scientist and administrator of the Manhattan Project.

When Ms. Adlon of FX’s “Better Things” first got her period, she was starved for information. Now she tries to give her daughters way too much.

Executives of Facebook, Twitter and Google faced questioning this week on Capitol Hill about Russia’s intrusions. But that is only a small fraction of the fraud on social media.

In the world of offshore finance, confidentiality long ago became a corrosive secrecy.

There is a lot to gain, economically and environmentally, if we use it more efficiently.

There is nothing particularly Lone Star State-ish about a mass killing these days. Ask New York, or Las Vegas.

In rare interviews, the parents of Joshua Wong and other pro-democracy activists shared stories of regret, pride and anguish.

Germany’s new television thriller, set during the chaotic, vibrant democracy that preceded the Nazi years, is poised to be an international hit.

Wolves far outperformed dogs on a widely used test of cooperation in animals.