New York Times

“In Between,” the new film by Maysaloun Hamoud, is the latest in a long line of feminist films by female Arab directors.

An agency watchdog says a congressionally mandated program using private debt collectors has been poorly administered and failed to respect taxpayers’ rights.

While studying ancient pollen in the black goop of sediment collected in Germany, researchers discovered 200 million-year-old butterfly scales.

With Congress yet to agree on a long-term plan to pay for the popular children’s health insurance program, parents start thinking about contingency plans.

Once a social taboo, the topic is trending.

A new cabinet officer could pull together the vast but uncoordinated resources of the federal government to address the problem head on.

Dolphins develop the ability to recognize themselves in a mirror at an earlier age than children, which fits with how fast they develop generally.

He didn’t regard Breitbart as platform to inform the public, but as his weapon in a war against the establishment.

In honor of the film “The Post,” an ode to 1970s office wear.

The justices considered whether states may cull their voting lists based on the failure to vote.

The singer and songwriter takes his homages to the South’s heritage sounds to the next level on his second major-label album.

One of Chicago’s most influential jazz musicians, Ms. Mitchell released two standout albums last year, and is the artist-in-residence at Winter Jazzfest.

They’re tiny, colorful and harmless-looking, but these little pellets are being blamed for causing big problems.

David Frum’s “Trumpocracy” takes aim at the president and those who empower him, and “How Democracies Die,” by Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt, reads at times like a sly subtweet of the Republican Party.

This harrowing and exhilarating revival, featuring an inexhaustible cast of two, summons the agonies and ecstasies of being 17 in a blighted Irish town.

Lebanon’s energetic Oscar entry is the story of a quarrel that escalates into greater conflict.

Male hatchlings are disappearing on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, a new study shows, because the growing warmth of nests produces more females.

Her new Jim Crow-era play, “He Brought Her Heart Back in Box,” shows that even late in an influential career, she’s not mellowing.

Topshop, the British retailer, has made the issue into a slogan on a pair of pants. Cue controversy.

My siblings and I will have to care for ourselves if my parents are sent back to El Salvador.