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“The Rules of the Game,” directed by Jean Renoir, may not seem revolutionary, but thanks to its balance of form and content, it’s an endurin...

Whether as tribute or corrective, these movies have proliferated in recent years in part because the studio’s trilogy has inspired strong re...

An outbreak aboard a September flight from Qatar to New Zealand offers researchers, and airlines, an opportunity to study in-transit contagi...

Employers remain cautious about hiring, one economist says, “but the resurgence of the virus is really the main culprit.”

With his victory secured, the president-elect is moving to fill out his economic team.

Many in corporate America endorsed the president’s economic policies, which were good for them and gave Mr. Trump mainstream business credib...

A physicist and entrepreneur who cut an imposing figure, he did more than anyone to make optical research a priority in government and corpo...

The incoming administration will select Gina M. Raimondo, a moderate Democrat, to guide a sprawling department critical to business and tech...

Wednesday was a dark moment in American history. We look at the forces that led us here.

After years of gentle wrist slaps, social media companies are finally revoking the president’s megaphone.

The moves came after critics and even some allies of the social media companies said they had failed to prevent the misinformation that led...

Inside Trump supporters’ online echo chambers, the chaos of Jan. 6 could be seen coming. People posted their plans to come to Washington — a...

Russian hackers may have piggybacked on a tool developed by JetBrains, which is based in the Czech Republic, to gain access to federal gover...

After finding stardom in the 1980s, she fell out of the spotlight until re-emerging in 1998 in the sitcom “That ’70s Show.”

When you’ve acted, directed, written, produced, married, divorced, mothered and sold lipstick, what do you do next in America? Host a talk s...

Critics and even some allies of companies like Twitter and Facebook say they have failed to prevent the misinformation that led to chaos on...

Israel imposes a tighter lockdown as coronavirus infections soar, the British variant spreads, vaccines are running out and a debate erupts...

Minutes from the central bank's December gathering show that the chair, Jerome H. Powell, and his colleagues were hoping for a 2021 rebound.

Minutes from the central bank's December gathering show that Jerome H. Powell, the Federal Reserve chair, and his colleagues were hoping for...

The success of a computer chip maker points to a path for companies like Google and Facebook.

Spoiler: We’re looking at another year of internet services dominating many aspects of our lives.

An emerging #MeToo movement and public horror over “honor killings” helped spur the government’s bill, but it still must be adopted by the c...

With anger swelling over a video clip purporting to show patients dying in a hospital after their oxygen was cut off, the authorities offere...

The White House took a surprise parting shot at China on Tuesday by banning the popular Chinese payment service and other applications.

The White House took a surprise parting shot at China on Tuesday by banning the popular Chinese payment service and other applications.