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The roots of a historic atrocity, the lure of nostalgia, how to win on a game show and more.

The influential abstract painter struggles to mine her 60-year career for inspiration in this show at Canada.

A novelist and her cat delve into espionage in ‘Argylle,’ Charlie Kaufman writes a new DreamWorks animated feature, André 3000 plays jazz flute live and more.

Booz Allen Hamilton said its net income more than quadrupled in its fiscal third quarter and boosted its projections for the fiscal year ending in March.

As the nation’s arbiter elegantiarum, he may take up graffiti tagging next.

Wait until your kids attempt to pack school lunches for children of their own.

The GOP needs to ask itself tough questions before it is too late.

Old, outdated, corrupt and crooked.

Spalike baths look luxe, but can be tricky to get in and out of without awkwardness or injury—no matter your age or ability. Here, stylish solutions and strategies to help you unwind a little easier.

U.S. stocks were mostly lower as Intel sank after disappointing sales forecasts. The results cast a pall over semiconductor stocks, which had been on a tear recently.

This is a summary of a request from Parts ID to hire DLA Piper as counsel, filed Jan. 12 with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware.

The verdict could add to the former president’s financial obligations after an earlier jury said he must pay the columnist $5 million.

Keeping track of the game is an exercise in the useful arithmetic of remainders. So is reading a clock.

Identify areas, like civics, that are inadequately studied and create new programs around them.

Some of the president’s senior aides are becoming increasingly worried that his support for Israel’s war in Gaza risks damaging his re-election prospects amid cratering support from young voters.

Cardinal Gérald Lacroix of Québec, a senior adviser to Pope Francis, has been accused of sexual assault in a class-action suit in Canada.

The first daily television melodrama debuted 75 years ago, but the ‘horse opera’ came first

The United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees opened an investigation into allegations that several employees were linked to the Oct. 7 attacks in Israel.

Germany’s gloomy shoppers bode ill for any consumer-led recovery in the eurozone powerhouse at the start of 2024, economist Melanie Debono at Pantheon Macroeconomics says.

The personal-consumption expenditures price index rose 0.2% in December from the previous month, consistent with subdued inflation.

From ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ to ‘Happy Days,’ movies and TV shows love to resurrect prior eras. But what they create doesn’t turn back the clock.

Members of the group were awarded Congressional Gold Medals in 2020—a recognition of their combat service under hellish conditions in Southeast Asia.

Researchers say minimalist packaging tends to increase the perceived purity and value of food items—unless they are store brands or junk food.

Companies increasingly are creating formal “reboarding” programs to help new parents transition back to work more easily.

The consulting giant’s global managing partner, Bob Sternfels, didn’t receive a majority of support in a second round of voting; senior partners will vote again in coming days.