It was a typical Wednesday evening. The kids had just gotten home, and we were deep in the post-school vortex of homework, playtime, screen time, and the daily exchange where parents beg for any crumb ...

Walking through an antique shop, you’re surrounded by items calling back to times of yore. Whether they’re china tea sets reminiscent of your grandma’s heirlooms or a Rococo settee begging to return ...

One day after President Donald Trump announced on social media Saturday morning that he had authorized deploying federal troops to Portland, one of his assistants texted Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek on ...

Ms. Shaw is a Times contributing Opinion writer. Mr. Baude is a professor at the University of Chicago Law School. Mr. Vladeck is a professor at Georgetown University Law Center. Kate Shaw, a ...

Jerry Jones admitted Tuesday that he flipped the middle finger during Sunday's Jets-Cowboys game at MetLife Stadium. Soon after that, news broke that the gesture will cost the Dallas Cowboys owner a ...

On social media, some are arguing that bullying deserves a second look. Trolling or not, the push seems to reflect a general turn away from sensitivity. By Callie Holtermann Growing up, Brennon Harris ...

An elderly couple says they were charged and knocked down by federal agents as they peacefully protested on Saturday in front of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in South Portland ...

Perplexity’s Comet is the most advanced AI browser right now, and it’s actually pretty cool. You can watch the browser’s built-in AI perform actions in real ...

Artificial intelligence continues to make startling advances while becoming ever more integrated into millions of people’s lives. But as America’s most valuable companies race to out-compete one ...

A recent headline in Variety, “Trammell Tillman on ‘Severance’ Delays, Coming Out as Gay and Tom Cruise” prompted grammar expert June Casagrande to explore the use of the Oxford comma.

Recent research shows that young children typically manipulate and rotate entire objects in their minds to understand ...