New York Times

With her gossamer frame and toothy smile, she was one of the biggest film stars of the 1970s.

D’Vontaye Mitchell, 43, died last month outside the hotel after he had been held down by security guards. His death is being investigated as a homicide.

She was an evangelist for older women having sex with younger men, and the health benefits that she said came with it.

The U.S. Department of Transportation is still studying whether to set minimum standards for cabin temperatures.

The military conceded that it had “failed in its mission” to protect an Israeli village from attack, but exonerated a general who oversaw the fighting there.

Her performance was perhaps misunderstood at the time, just as the narrative surrounding her life would be later.

The National Rally’s campaign was marred by controversies that undercut its effort to convince voters that it was ready for power. Now, leaders are asking where the party goes from here.

As Donald Trump heads to the Republican convention, his criminal cases look a lot less threatening.

A review of President Biden’s interviews shows he is often asked the same few questions in interviews. It’s not a coincidence.

The burning of fossil fuels has created more frequent and more intense heat waves. Experts warn these heat waves are “the new normal.”

The company produces artillery shells and tanks that Ukraine has used in its war against Russia.

PepsiCo reports in its earnings that people are buying fewer salty snacks from its Frito-Lay brands. It’s not the only food company that is seeking to lure back consumers stung by high prices.

Reflections on the remarkable end to the Supreme Court term.

Don’t fixate on a few shaggy phrases. There’s something bigger going on.

The $230 million short-notice project has struggled to overcome rough seas and other problems since it started in May.

Researchers have learned plenty about misinformation and how it spreads. But they’re still struggling to figure out how to stop it.

As leaders gathered in Washington to mark the anniversary of the organization, they heard starkly different messages from two American presidents on NATO’s future.

The Consumer Price Index rose 3 percent in June from a year earlier and fell month-to-month, a sharper slowdown in inflation than economists had expected.

The animated film about a young teenage girl and her complex emotions has passed the $1.25 billion mark globally and is expected to keep growing.

President Biden will be under intense scrutiny when he takes questions from reporters at the end of a three-day NATO summit in Washington.