Arthur F. Burns Fellow with The Washington Post's tech desk and a technology reporter for the German magazine Der Spiegel. He covers national security, cybercrime and how the internet affects politics ...

Lawmakers are expected to grill Patel on Tuesday about his controversial tenure, including the departure of numerous agents.

Americans born between 1951 and 1980 are invisibly scarred by lead exposure that embedded the toxic metal into their bones. It can reemerge later in life.

Air pollution in dozens of cities rose after U.S. embassies stopped providing readings that had previously spurred local government action, a study found.

When brides up the ante on how they ask loved ones to be at their sides, what is expected in return?

Democrat Brian Poindexter said that accusations against the Ohio Republican have become “a very prominent topic” in the race.

Candidates with pro-Trump backgrounds have shown up on Green Party tickets, while Republicans say Democrats have propped up Libertarians.

A major inquiry into New Zealand man Tom Phillips, who hid his children in a forest for years before dying in a police shootout, criticizes officials for not taking the risks to the children seriously ...

A year after the Hollywood-skewering series set a single-season record for a comedy with 13 Emmy awards, Apple TV’s “Widow’s Bay” racked up 14 to seize that crown. The darkly comedic horror series won ...

Joseph Moore had dreamed of a life in law enforcement since he was a teenager. “Policing is in my blood,” he wrote a ...

In the beforetimes, when Americans weren’t yet debating whether Starbucks holiday cups were Christmas-y enough or whether ...