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Mr. Bronfman had frantically put a bid together over the last week even as Paramount raised questions about his financing.

The world-famous stalls have plenty of vintage finds, as long as you know where to look and what to expect.

Pro-Palestinian protesters won council elections, and have refused to fund campus groups, like the men’s Ultimate Frisbee team, unless their divestment demands are met.

After digesting Kennedy’s thoughts, his motivations become clearer.

Plus, the rock band Oasis is back.

We’re asking unanswered questions for her potential administration.

The national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, will raise thorny issues like Taiwan and Russia with only months left before a new administration takes office.

Powerful guided “glide bombs” have helped Russia raze entire towns with ever greater speed. “When you drive into a ruined town, it’s like hopelessness,” one soldier said.

Elon Musk’s plan to open Tesla’s charging network is proceeding slowly. Nobody is entirely sure why, or when that might change.

It’s worrisome to see the candidates talk down to voters.

A model of how a lame duck can nobly serve the nation.

Democrats once seriously worried that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. would be a spoiler. Now, after his endorsement of Donald Trump, they see a political opportunity.

A new memoir by the onetime national security adviser shows how the former president’s insecurities and weaknesses harmed U.S. foreign policy.

Twenty-five years ago, the superstar starred in “Eyes Wide Shut” and “Magnolia,” and opened himself up for the camera in ways he rarely has since.

Maybe because we aren’t thinking about it in the right way.

China has the world’s largest population of people 65 or older, and more and more of them are unattached.

Joseph DeLucia, despondent over the sale of the Long Island house where he lived with his mother, killed three siblings, a niece and himself, the police said.

Like Kamala Harris, Prime Minister Keir Starmer was a prosecutor before embracing politics. The two share a few other traits.

Repsol figures that there is still life in vehicle fuels as long as they can be portrayed as low carbon.

The detention of Telegram’s founder has highlighted the messaging app’s outsize status in Europe’s deadliest war since World War II.