New York Times

The failure of the talks marked the second time in three years that the two failed to reach a deal to create a stronger competitor to Verizon and AT&T.

The move, which was announced in a televised address from Saudi Arabia, surprised a country already awash with tensions and regional rivalries.

There is a lot to be said for speaking out about your recovery from alcohol and drug abuse.

The possibility of a deadly exchange is very real.

I recently translated the New Testament. I learned a few things.

Your food fears are doing more harm than good.

Bound for generations to higher-caste Hindus in India, a group of Muslim Manganiyar musicians decamps into the unknown after one is killed on the job.

His unpopularity is stark, but not among his party’s voters.

As the military commission system has struggled to bring terrorism suspects to justice, civilian courts have been much more effective.

The app has more than 11 million weekly viewers. But some disturbing knockoff videos have reached children, upsetting parents.

Protests calling for the resignation of President Faure Gnassingbé have drawn thousands and the demonstrations are increasingly turning deadly.

Lawmakers in several New England states, tired of turning the clocks back, want to leave Eastern Standard Time and join the Atlantic Standard time zone.

Now, an unusual coalition of insurers, environmentalists and fiscal conservatives is seeking major changes in the federal plan as a deadline approaches.

The artist of “Infinity” rooms has become an Instagram darling. But two new gallery exhibitions in New York show that she’s much more than that — an almost frighteningly fertile talent.

Opinions on climate change largely follow partisan lines and a dire new report is unlikely to reset the political debate.

A new book on the father-and-son presidents provides a glance at their apprehension over Mr. Trump’s rise to power and what it means for the country.

China’s latest efforts to instill reverence for its national anthem may be met with vigorous protest in Hong Kong.

Seven months after North Carolina repealed H.B. 2, which restricted restroom access for transgender people, the state is still grappling with the law’s fallout.

House Republicans are proposing a 1.4 percent tax on wealthier colleges’ investment income to help pay for broad cuts.

The suspension was handed down late Friday by Media Rights Capital. Netflix also said it would not be involved with the show if it included Mr. Spacey.