Carolina A. Miranda, a former columnist for the Los Angeles Times, writes about the intersection of visual culture with politics and society. Her stories have appeared in the Atlantic, the New York ...

Closing the agency would require congressional approval, so the new administration hopes to diminish it in the meantime.

The NBA is more interesting today, following the trade of the century, than it was even a week ago. Here’s to more madness ...

The Capitals, who face the Florida Panthers at home on Tuesday night, spent extended amounts of time at Monday’s practice ...

Truly, the tale of a lost (!) da Vinci (!!) falls somewhere between “The Goldfinch” and Dan Brown. I mean, for God’s sake, it ...

Netanyahu is the first foreign leader invited to the White House under Trump, and the two will need to work out how to advance the Gaza ceasefire.

The levies have prompted concerns of higher prices for consumers purchasing cars, refrigerators, produce and other items that ...

With tariffs and an aid freeze, the president is eroding the United States’ standing in the world.

The fate of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s bid to run HHS may rest with a Republican wrestling with his training as a physician and ...

Swedish indie folk singer Sarah Klang’s voice has the rare ability to blend hope and sadness into one, writes The Associated Press’ Scott Stroud ...

They aren’t fighting Trump even when he tramples on their prerogatives and past ideals, cementing the party’s more autocratic ...

The Trump administration has claimed there is an “invasion” on the U.S.-Mexico border to justify summarily expelling migrants ...