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The historian, biographer and author talks about the books he reads and re-reads, and the ones he is very happy not to read.

Tofu and quinoa can be just as good for the soul as chicken soup.

The 37-year old actor was passed over by the Golden Globes but may well land an Oscar nomination for his performance in “Stronger”

The Times reported on a secret effort by Egyptian intelligence to sway public opinion on Jerusalem. Officials say the article hurt national security.

Referring to a lie tracker that The Washington Post has been running, Mr. Kimmel declared the moment “Lie2K.”

The BBC’s China editor quit because she was paid less than her male counterparts. We’re all worse off for it.

Why would an Orthodox bishop with close ties to Putin hint at an old anti-Semitic canard to explain the murder of the last czar’s family?

With Germany unable to form a new government, more people are calling for her to step aside. But for whom?

Their arrival has provoked mixed feelings in the town, with some protesting their treatment and some concerned about possible damaged to the prison before its opening.

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

Eisner, the former Disney chairman, bought Portsmouth F.C., a proud club fallen on hard times, in part by persuading its fan-owners that their club was a fairy tale in the making.

The most immediate fear: A sharp falloff in bond prices would rattle equity markets that are now trading at record highs.

Mark Wahlberg received $1.5 million for reshoots of the kidnapping drama after it cut out the disgraced Spacey. Michelle Williams got just a small per diem.

If the European Union confronts the populist, nationalist government in Warsaw, it can prove that it stands for something.

A new proposal from House Republicans underscored how deep the divisions are between and within the two parties on immigration — just days before a deadline for a deal.

Longstanding complaints about the barriers women face in the economics profession are beginning to resonate within the male-dominated field.

The response was a marked change from June, when President Trump said he would be “100 percent” willing to give a sworn statement to the special counsel.

James Rosen, a Washington correspondent, left Fox News last month, and Joel Achenbach, a Washington Post reporter, received a 90-day suspension on Wednesday.

The de Blasio administration is suing five major oil companies over climate change, and urging city pension funds to divest from fossil fuel firms.

More than a dozen people are missing around Montecito in the aftermath of mudslides that killed 17 people and destroyed 100 homes.