Many who served in Iraq and Afghanistan are proud of their service but exhausted by its burdens, and they distrust the political class that reshaped their lives.
In a fundamental realignment in which race plays a key role, population density has become a strong predictor of how people vote.
The officers were shot early Wednesday in and around Des Moines, officials said. Scott Michael Greene, of Urbandale, Iowa, has been arrested.
The Chicago Cubs and the Cleveland Indians have waited a combined 176 years to win a World Series. Tonight, one will celebrate, the other will be brokenhearted.
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Charles Duhigg explains the science of habits.
The theater critic Charles Isherwood offers a look at adventurous new musicals, a revival he calls nearly “perfect,” Sutton Foster, and Shakespeare.
Residents celebrated their regained freedoms after the Iraqi forces’ victory over the Islamic State in their area, but the path to peace remains long.
A group of academics has accused the company of reverting to secretive ways over its use of forced labor during World War II.
Farmers’ burning of straw is a major contributor to New Delhi’s winter air pollution, and it could be stopped if the government got serious.
The parallels between Jon S. Corzine, the former governor, and Philip D. Murphy are inescapable — both are Democrats and former Goldman Sachs executives.
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Ms. Parker was 15 when she was drawn to a newspaper photo of a boy at an arts college; later, his play would draw her to New York.
Opportunities for earning an undergraduate degree on foreign soil, taught in English, are growing by the year. And the price is right: In some countries, it’s free.
Were the F.B.I. director’s actions about party loyalty or claiming the moral high ground?
According to his disclosure form, he didn’t receive a salary from the 200 companies he lists.
Maybe architecture can help shift parliamentary politics into a new era.
Room for Debate considers law enforcement’s dilemma after acquittals in an armed standoff.
A contemporary in Memphis, a Queen Anne in Denver and a stucco cottage in Portland, Ore.
