Damned if they cheer, damned if they don’t. As far as journalism assignments go, Margaret Pratt Allen was handed a fun one: ...

Food and hospitality are part of the festivities, but in the end, such summits provide important human contact at the highest ...

No one would say anything with their name attached, but a White House spokesperson told me that the new ad, which began airing this week, is a public service announcement that is “educational and ...

With the midterm elections just 40 days away, Republicans are running hard—many of them away from President Trump.

A New York Times report on Representative Mary Peltola’s management is revealing—about her younger employees’ self-regard.

Not long ago, President Trump could claim that he ran the world. Now he’s waiting at the bottom of a set of airline steps for the Chinese president.

Viewers may find, in the fictions of a TV show, a more realistic portrayal of their world than they are usually offered.

And if he blames the next administration for whatever happens, he’ll likely succeed.

The goal was laudable, but the failure to achieve it suggests that even committed parents cannot, on their own, overcome all of the factors that keep a troubled school from becoming an excellent one—a ...

Since he left Google in 2023, Geoffrey Hinton, a Nobel laureate commonly recognized as the “Godfather of AI,” is perhaps best known for his dire warnings about the technology he helped bring into ...

The tech may soon become an existential risk to humanity, but it’s already a risk to many Americans in a more mundane way: ...

Trump’s advisers have been working for months to move his focus away from baseless theories of election fraud. A group of outsiders is making that difficult.