The first feature from Oscar-winning animator Michaël Dudok de Wit is a beautifully sparse meditation on the cycles of life.
Franklin Leonard’s anonymous survey has launched careers, recognized four of the past eight Best Picture winners, and pushed movie studios to think beyond sequels and action flicks.
Haley approved for U.N. ambassador, Israel expands settlements, and more from the United States and around the world.
President Trump is vowing to “send in the Feds,” but researchers aren’t convinced they understand the rise, or how to stop it.
Trump took steps to undercut Obamacare, the Senate confirmed Nikki Haley as UN ambassador, ultrasounds acquired a political purpose, and more.
… and then eats them
The Senate confirmed Governor Nikki Haley as ambassador to the United Nations in a bipartisan vote on Tuesday evening.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer doubled down on the president’s claims that he lost the popular vote due to voter fraud.
Trump’s press secretary cited “studies” suggesting millions of non-citizens cast ballots in November. Little evidence supports this claim.
The president says he’ll reveal his choice to fill the vacant high-court seat next week.
Mick Mulvaney, the nominee for budget director, told senators Tuesday that he’d recommend significant changes to entitlement programs—even if they contradict the president’s campaign pledges.
How much do internships, majors, and institutions really matter for lifetime earnings?
The Trump administration seems wedded to a political strategy of lying to the public, challenging the media to adjust.
A reader tells the story of a brave accomplished American: I saw that you guys are interested…
The puzzling resilience of a Cold War concept
And other big questions, now that President Trump has gutted the TPP and is planning to renegotiate NAFTA
The show is funny because it's about the power of humor—and the absurdities of faith.
The White House didn’t release the text of the executive order at first.
Why Republicans like HHS nominee Tom Price are emphasizing “universal access” over “universal coverage”
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer’s assertion that the National Mall was "full when the president took the Oath of Office" is demonstrably false.
The president is moving forward with the Dakota Access Pipeline, but has offered no proof that he’s sold his stock in the company building it.
Is she for real? Is she an actor? Is she really a 24-year-old with a nanny?
The Supreme Court is poised to decide the quality of instruction public schools must provide students with disabilities—a question that could get even thornier under the Trump administration.
In an exclusive excerpt from The Witness, Kitty Genovese's brother gets close to confronting her murderer.
Sunday was the 44th anniversary of Roe vs. Wade, and the following day, as one of his first acts as…
An executive order signed by the president on his first day in office could weaken the health law.
Overshadowed by headlines about chaos and infighting, the new administration is notching a string of early victories.
The Hollywood-set musical took a record 14 nods in a list otherwise dominated by smaller, more intimate dramas.
For people sick of high deductibles, Republicans offer high-deductible plans as replacements for Obamacare.
The technology has been used to create sped-up videos that falsely depict a response to stimulus.