New York Times

The mudslides in Montecito, Calif., wiped out entire blocks, pulling people from their homes and killing at least 18.

The United Negro College Fund has been among the most vocal critics of Obama-era student borrower protections, saying they threaten the viability of its 37 member institutions.

How Uber grappled with a 2016 hack is under scrutiny and has cast a chill over how other companies deal with security threats.

No useful answers on immigration will come from a bigoted president with a warped view of the world, and his nation’s principles.

Next year, we’ll drill for oil in Norway.

Maybe he isn’t as unprecedented a leader as we think. All hail!

Physically attacked and vilified in print in 1994, the now 51-year-old victim calls the #MeToo movement an ongoing reality

Yes, people in the room say they heard him make the remarks about “shithole” countries. No, he won’t face any consequences.

After the agency’s workshop attracted considerable media attention, especially given President Trump’s recent words with North Korea, the session has been postponed.

The reported $130,000 payment was made shortly before the election. Mr. Trump “vehemently denies” the encounter happened, his lawyer said.

The Trump administration is being forced to rethink strategies that were driven largely by military considerations.

I grew up using a latrine, alongside some of the most resilient, decent people I’ve ever encountered.

Dr. Ronny L. Jackson, a rear admiral in the Navy and the White House physician provided no details, including Mr. Trump’s weight or blood pressure.

People from “holes” make America great, while Trump sinks into one.

After his latest incendiary comments, the president’s critics say there is no doubt he is a racist. The White House calls such suggestions “insulting.”

The governor canceled a program that would have limited the books inmates could receive, but the larger problems with marketing to prisoners persist.

Facebook faces complex questions over its prioritization of “meaningful” content in the News Feed, including whether people want that kind of content in the first place.

French feminists criticized the letter signed by Catherine Deneuve and other women, saying it underestimated the harm inflicted by sexual harassment.

Media executives watch skeptically as Mark Zuckerberg, in a heated political environment, shifts the focus of his site back to the personal.

Firebombs exploded at three churches in Santiago, Chile’s capital, on Friday, just days before Pope Francis is scheduled to visit Chile and Peru.