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Mr. Noah, the host of “The Daily Show,” will discuss key issues Sunday night with John Eligon, a New York Times reporter who covers race. Watch live at 8 p.m. Eastern.

As businesses chase evanescent market trends, young workers are being pulled into programs to give advice to the top ranks of their companies.

The online company is betting that you won’t need to sit on the cushions before you buy — and that it can get the furniture through your door.

After years of relying on a no-frills lobbying operation, Amazon is spreading its message far and wide in the nation’s capital.

Mr. Wilbur’s poems were praised for their beauty but were criticized for their “mildness.” He was named the nation’s second poet laureate.

In an unusual move, the attorney general has sent a federal hate crimes lawyer to Iowa to help prosecute a man charged with murdering a transgender high school student.

“Preparations to protect lives and property should be rushed to completion by this afternoon,” the National Hurricane Center in Miami said.

Taxing sugary drinks requires public education and grass-roots organizing.

Prosecutors say Senator Robert Menendez traded political favors for lavish gifts, but a recent Supreme Court Case has made proving corruption harder.

Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, gave an upbeat assessment but said inflation was likely to rise as the domestic economy continued to grow.

Taking childhood trauma into account means asking inmates “What happened to you?” instead of “What is wrong with you?”

After Hurricane Harvey devastated Texas, the Neediest Cases Fund donated to Feeding America, supporting food banks like the one Dorothy Edmundson came to lean on.

The Republican and Democratic candidates in the closely watched contest are struggling to deal with President Trump’s outsize influence.

Prospectors, prostitutes and bootleggers have come and gone. There’s no cellphone service and no police. But there are two bars, whose owners haven’t been on speaking terms for over a decade.

The insurgent group said a statement by Joshua Boyle, who was freed from five years of captivity in Afghanistan, was “fed by the enemy.”

Mr. Kimmel, the star of ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” discusses the attention he has received for some politically pointed monologues.

Brands work very hard to connect with the millennial generation, but baby boomers are large in number and have money to spend.

Here’s what you need to know about the week’s top stories.

The underappreciated AMC series, whose finale aired Saturday, dramatized the joy of creation and the beauty of struggle.

Whatever happens in Sunday’s election, a new conservative two-party system has emerged.