New York Times

Medical experimentation on chimpanzees has ended, but moving all of them into retirement will be a difficult task.

The Emirates’ aim: to promote the capital as a tolerant global city, and its flagship museum, opening this week, as a bridge between civilizations.

After delays, the Louvre Abu Dhabi, created by architect Jean Nouvel is about to open.

Devin P. Kelley, a former member of the United States Air Force, had been jailed for domestic abuse, kicked out of the military and charged with animal cruelty.

Next Year’s World Cup will be the first with an anti-discrimination monitor at every match. A Times reporter spent an evening with one at a testy game in the Balkans to see how a tough job gets done.

Mr. Xi, the most powerful Chinese leader in decades, wants the United States to share global leadership with China as equals.

Gun owners said the shooting at a rural Baptist church on Sunday would cause Texas to more fully embrace its gun culture, not tone it down.

The two media companies are no longer talking, but a deal, which may still be in the works, would make sense for Disney, analysts said.

The Trump administration said thousands of immigrants from Nicaragua would have to leave the country by Jan. 5, 2019, but extended protections for Hondurans, for now.

As the world’s moneyed princes, dictators and oligarchs look for more places to park their billions, mountains of money may be coming to Silicon Valley.

The changes, which came as lawmakers in the House began officially debating the bill, would tighten rules on the earned-income tax credit and seek to close the carried-interest loophole.

It is time for South Koreans to question the myth that the bond is sacrosanct.

President Trump was by turns generous and challenging as he pressed Japan on shooting down North Korean missiles and on trade imbalances with the United States.

The Republican tax bill would cut taxes on average, but it would raise them on millions of middle-class families, especially those with large medical expenses.

Eight members of the Holcombe family, a group spanning three generations, died in the shooting at the First Baptist Church in Texas.

Thinner, smaller airline seats have allowed carriers to squeeze in more passengers. But travelers have begun to rebel against reduced legroom, citing safety.

In the town of Sutherland Springs, everyone knew a victim of the massacre at the First Baptist Church, and some knew many.

The $105 billion takeover bid sets up a battle between two chip makers whose products touch nearly every smartphone in the world.

Records leaked from an offshore law firm show how the wealthy elite sidestep prohibitions on foreigners registering private planes in the United States.

Is even more guns really your answer, Mr. President?