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Carter Page, a former foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign, told House investigators he met with Russian government officials during a July 2016 trip to Moscow. He has long denied doing so.

Readers share their personal stories about winning the visa lottery.

Nicole Malliotakis, the Republican candidate for mayor of New York City, discusses her management style, President Trump and coffee preferences in an interview.

Not all philosophy majors wind up as baristas, and not all engineers get rich. Here’s what you need to know before making this big decision.

Lebanese prime minister Saad Hariri resigned from his post Saturday during a trip to Saudi Arabia in a surprise move that plunged the country into uncertainty amid heightened regional tensions.

Many people are choosing health plans from their employers that are needlessly expensive. Here are some hints about how to crunch the numbers so you can make a better decision.

At a nightclub in Liberia, the photographer Yagazie Emezi found a stylish music scene unencumbered by the country’s past.

Before it refashioned itself as a voice of resistance, the magazine was a hub for young women who took style seriously.

A behind-the-scenes support system in the workplace is gaining momentum in a digital age that allows women to share their experiences publicly.

Beijing’s rapid modernization of its armed forces — and uncertainty over America’s commitment — has tilted the military balance against the island.

The 2008 financial crisis and 2013 city bankruptcy gutted Detroit’s housing market. Now, Detroit is experimenting with unorthodox ways to get people to buy homes and renovate houses that would be vacant otherwise.

Our top 10 comments of the week: Readers discussed criminal charges for Trump campaign figures, the truck attack in Manhattan and male mammoths.

His dishonorable discharge would strip him of almost all the benefits that he will need to heal and to reconcile with society.

Bibiana Steinhaus, the first woman to referee a soccer match in a top European league, acknowledges her pioneering status but does not embrace it.

Nine weeks after Hurricane Harvey hit Texas, the Houston Astros celebrated their first World Series title.

Desperately waiting in Bangladesh camps after fleeing Myanmar, and unwanted in both countries, Rohingya refugees are both homeless and vulnerable.

Special interest groups are racing to preserve prized tax breaks but are running into a sprint by Republicans to get the bill passed and delivered to President Trump by Christmas.

The suggestion that the Steele dossier has been discredited is discreditable to the point of being dishonest.

A report from 13 federal agencies says humans are the main cause of global warming, a position at odds with some in the Trump administration.

The sentence ends an eight-year drama that began in 2009 in Afghanistan. He is dishonorably discharged from the Army, has his rank reduced and must forfeit some pay.