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In the dementia drama “The Father,” the 82-year-old actor turns in a career-capping performance and yet claims, “No acting required.”

They were hailed as heroes during the first wave of the pandemic, but wage increases were fleeting, and companies, whose businesses are boom...

The Palestinian Authority pays stipends to prisoners held by Israel in a system critics call “pay to slay.” The worse the crime, the higher...

The accusations from the campaign spread widely on social media.

The president of the Confederation of African Football, Ahmad Ahmad, and another top official face questions about revisions to a multimilli...

The government in Tehran has put uranium into its newest centrifuges. At the same time, Iran’s foreign minister appears to offer a return to...

We should be able to use a dating app without fear of winding up in a military database.

In media appearances and social media posts this past week, Rudy Giuliani, President Trump’s personal lawyer, spread debunked claims of barr...

Skipping travel this year to stop the spread of Covid-19? Here’s how to digitally reimagine the holiday, from meal prep to after-dinner acti...

App makers bridled at the 30 percent commission, which has drawn scrutiny from regulators looking into antitrust claims.

Israel launched the retaliatory airstrikes in Syria hours before a meeting in Jerusalem with the Bahraini foreign minister and Secretary of...

Together 37 years but rarely paired onscreen, the real-life couple’s new Netflix holiday movie is an indication of how they — and Hollywood...

Pros and cons of loan forgiveness aside, there’s a more fundamental problem.

Ms. Shelton, a Trump loyalist with unusual views, hit a major setback. But her journey toward the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors may n...

This quietly observed drama follows a teenager living in a community of Ainu people in Hokkaido, Japan struggling to preserve their culture.

The staff member denied that he was arrested, and a photo purportedly showing his arrest was actually that of the actor Cuba Gooding Jr.

The issue of how the social media companies sort through content dominated the hearing.

The conspiracy stems from a Fox Business appearance last Friday by a lawyer making claims about the election results.

With trans-Atlantic travel all but suspended, the closest you can get to Paris may be onscreen. These movies will take you there.

The rise and fall of the provocative rapper Tekashi69 is chronicled in this Hulu documentary.

The calls for legislative changes could portend an agenda aimed at Silicon Valley in the next Congress.

Resentment of Airbnb poses a challenge both for the company and for the future of our communities.

The Palestinian Authority had ended security cooperation to protest Israel’s plans to annex large parts of the West Bank. Those plans are no...

Lawmakers delved into Section 230, which largely protects tech companies from legal liability for what their users post.

Everylegalvote.com has fashioned itself as an anti-fraud buster, even as it pushes the false narrative that President Trump won re-election.