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Under new outdoor dining rules, inspectors are ticketing some restaurants and coffeehouses that have a few chairs or tables outside but no formal structures.

Getting the expensive fertility treatments covered would be possible, but an uphill battle, health policy experts said.

How ideas and not economics changed the way our cities look.

Decades after they were looted, artifacts reclaimed from museums and collections around the world were welcomed home in a lavish ceremony and museum display.

Inflation remained cool in July, based on the Personal Consumption Expenditures index, keeping the Federal Reserve on track for rate cuts.

Last week’s Democratic National Convention surfaced differences over the war in Gaza that could widen fissures between labor activists and union officials.

If she keeps her cool, he’ll surely lose his.

An unapologetic champion of the newsworthiness of celebrities, he also drew attention to teenage pregnancy and helped popularize the term “baby boomer.”

Despite war in the Middle East and political turmoil in Libya, investors are focusing on what look like ample global supplies.

Starting Sunday, the Israeli military and Hamas will observe brief, staggered pauses in fighting to allow for 640,000 children to be vaccinated, officials said.

Staff shortages, beatings, corruption and harsh treatment of Muslim prisoners have all led to unrest among inmates, with recent uprisings turning deadly.

People taking Wegovy were not protected from infection. But in a large trial, their death rates were markedly lower, for reasons that are not clear.

Readers offer criticism, praise and a cabinet suggestion. Also: Pardon Trump; attacks on humanitarian aid workers; loser shouldn’t pay.

It’s easy for people to complain about excessive regulation, but consumers shouldn’t forget how hard it is to keep mass-produced food safe.

John Sainsbury disagreed with the design of his family’s namesake wing at London’s National Gallery. Three decades later, after his death, his critique rang anew.

There was too much fluff to lay to rest doubts about her readiness for the highest office.

The artist and architect Luigi Serafini uses his Milanese apartment to explore his whims and surreal fantasies.

The Democratic nominee did a solid job.

The brand-new building was designed to hold 72 dogs. After only a month, it already has more than twice that.

The widespread use and enormous expense of blockbuster drugs like Wegovy are forcing state governments to make painful choices.