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Nearly 20 years after her debut, she’s never faded away. Instead, she’s steadily sold music, has had four No. 1 hits and now a new album, “Beautiful Trauma.”

A quashed criminal inquiry into the president’s children reveals behavior he showed in business, and in the White House.

Thursday: Riding the refurbished subway cars, the Queensboro Dance Festival, and trying out meditation.

With its first exhibition since 1944 on clothing design, the Museum of Modern Art gives the Met’s Costume Institute some healthy competition.

Rising exports and falling imports shrank the trade deficit in goods and services to the lowest level in nearly a year, Commerce Department data showed Thursday.

After resisting any gun legislation for decades, Republican lawmakers say they will examine the kits used in Las Vegas to turn rifles into rapid-firing weapons.

The photographer Griselda San Martin documents a fast-growing movement — condemned by the Vatican, beloved by immigrant followers.

Two weeks after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, manufacturers are rushing to get their plants on the island back on line to avoid production problems.

A guided tour through the city that shaped Tom Petty as he gained a foothold in music.

Here’s what you need to know to start your day.

“And other world leaders,” the “Late Show” host added on Wednesday. “And, ultimately, history.”

It just keeps growing.

After invasive species and hurricanes wreaked havoc on a forest in the park, thousands of shrubs and trees are being planted.

Best known for “Twin Peaks” and “The Warriors,” he has a long career working with some of the most adventurous theater-makers of their day.

We look at a device that enables a semiautomatic rifle to fire faster, and at how it was used in the Las Vegas shooting.

I listened to only female singers all summer. Here’s what I learned.

Six writers on their favorite cultural experiences of 2017.

The author of, most recently, “Going Into Town,” enjoys listening to audiobooks while working on a craft project like embroidering: “My idea of a really good time.”

Development organizations and Western feminists think that empowering poor women means giving them chickens or sewing machines. It doesn’t.

It sounds like political Mission Impossible. But it’s the only meaningful way to stop the killing.