Analysis of nearly 40,000 songs shows musicians lose sadness in their lyrics over time — but don’t become happier.

Prosecutors made the request to a federal judge who will sentence a man who at one time dazzled the cryptocurrency world with his promotional skills.

While Elon Musk offers a new AI-driven take on Homer’s epic, the left is embracing the recent blockbuster film. “The joyous, ...

Federal judge appoints special master to examine whether administration lawyers misled court about plans to close and redevelop D.C. golf course.

From Central Park outings and hot dog vendors to subway entertainment and a Keith Haring street mural, ‘Robot Dreams’ is steeped in New York touchstones, both bygone and abiding.

If the remaining five shows in the Jazz in July series are as thrilling as the opener, this is going to be a very special season indeed.

Monetary policymakers divide over balancing inflation risks against labor market weakness amid government data blackout.

The policy change is restricted to the Kharkiv front and is dictated largely by the region’s unique geography — just 12 miles from the Russian border.

Vladimir Putin’s rant recalled some of the best/worst invective of the Khrushchev era of the Soviet Union.

Hundreds of residents of a city in Russian-occupied Ukraine are being welcomed by tearful relatives after having been trapped without deliveries of food or supplies since early summer.

Joseph Kabila’s new front has absorbed M23 and is fighting toward Uvira as Ebola cases pass 10,000 and Washington’s minerals bet hangs in the balance.

An Associated Press survey shows early voting totals are up by at least 30 percent and as much as 83 percent in a half-dozen of the most closely watched races.