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She has a unique challenge about what her race and gender mean together, which could reshape how Americans think about presidential power.

Officials hope the reopening of the Via dell’Amore will be an opportunity to rethink tourism in Cinque Terre, getting visitors off the beaten path.

The Dutch Olympian added a victory in the longest race of the Games to her bronze medals in the 5,000 and 10,000 meters. “What was I thinking?” she said afterward.

Her campaign wants to be talked about and knows how to get people talking.

We explore some of the tech challenges faced by educators.

If Trump loses, conservative Americans will have a chance to build something decent from the ruins of a party that was once a force for genuine good.

In a year when America may see its first female president, we can’t have network newscasts that only feature male anchors.

The change at the top of the Democratic ticket has scrambled strategies for congressional candidates, Democrats and Republicans alike.

Mr. Walz, the Democrats’ vice-presidential nominee, taught in China and has visited the country around 30 times. But he has also been critical of the Chinese government’s human rights record.

Lofty condemnations of Donald Trump have given way to mockery. A tough interview with a top journalist? That can wait. Above all, Democrats are in a surprising place: on offense.

Daisy Alioto has big ambitions for her small media empire.

Some states are banning phones in schools to reduce classroom distraction and cyberbullying. Tell us about your experience with tech in schools.

Weeks after an international police force began arriving to take on gangs, armed groups are redirecting their campaign of terror outside the capital.

As the new school year starts, a wave of new laws that aim to curb distracted learning is taking effect in Indiana, Louisiana and other states.

The city, which is among those most devastated in the country after the pandemic, is trying to lure businesses back with a free-rent period.

Schools in Gaza have taken in tens of thousands of people seeking safety. Israel, arguing that Hamas uses the shelters, has struck school grounds repeatedly.

All sectors of society came together to achieve the nation’s dream for the Games. Success has shown that unity is possible, if often elusive.

Members of the Olympic Museum’s heritage acquisitions team fan out during the Games to get donations to put on display in Lausanne, Switzerland.

At a factory in western New York, the holiday décor brand Buffalo Snow has been manufacturing blizzards for almost 40 years.

The founder of The Free Press has built a new media empire by persuading audiences that she is a teller of dangerous truths.