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The Trump administration proposed rules that could expand access to lower-cost insurance exempt from some requirements of the Affordable Care Act.

Writers from across the political spectrum on the comments made by Stephen K. Bannon about President Trump and the president’s response.

The newspaper’s Chicago-based owner, Tronc, has pushed back aggressively against the effort. The vote tally will be announced later in the month.

The country offers generous benefits to buyers of vehicles that run on new types of fuel, making ownership more affordable.

The benchmark stock index topped 25,000 points for the first time, maintaining an ascent that began in early 2016.

When official alerts from the city arrive via Twitter, text, email or mobile app, Taylor Winkler is often the one sending them.

In a new show, the Broadway and television star is paying tribute to the late 1950s pop singer whose musical virtuosity is now little-recognized.

Here’s what New York City looked liked on Instagram as a powerful storm brought bitter cold and strong winds to the region.

More than 260 others were injured after a truck driver miscalculated the train’s speed and tried to dash across the tracks at a crossing, the authorities said.

Market veterans say that stocks are overvalued and that a downturn is overdue. The question is how messy it will be, and how investors should prepare.

The outcome means the House of Delegates stays narrowly in Republican hands, 51-49.

As the legal markets for marijuana spread, a small credit union is solving a big problem: what to do with all the cash.

Our reporters are available to answer some of your questions about marijuana policy and the legalization movement in the United States.

Chinese are demanding better protections even as the government and tech giants like Alibaba and Tencent gather ever more data.

Joyce J. Scott explores the terrain between craft and art in her glass-beaded series focusing on racism and violence.

In 2017, women marched for their daughters. This year, let’s take action for ourselves.

The comedian Masatoshi Hamada dressed up as Eddie Murphy in a widely viewed television show on New Year’s Eve.

The forced isolation of a snowstorm is not all bad — for a little while, anyway.

The breakout star of “Get Out” says he can relate to his character: “Being young, working class and black, everything you do is policed.”

The fastest times at the N.F.L. combine do not always translate to top game speed, data from wearable technology shows.