A few years ago, Paul Wieland, a 44-year-old information technology professional living in New York’s Adirondack Mountains, was wrapping up...

The House and Senate Armed Services Committees are scrutinizing a Sept. 2 attack by the U.S. military on a speedboat...

“What do you know about pain, Lidia?,” a photographer and B.D.S.M. practitioner (played by Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth) asks...

In “Endless Cookie,” Seth and Pete Scriver’s kooky, grotesquely animated documentary, a rich oral history poetically blended with oddball comedy...

“She’s 23 — a dried-up husk of a woman,” Lady Davenport (Katherine Waterston) snipes to her husband (Damian Lewis) early...

The drama “Happy Holidays” is divided into four segments that overlap chronologically; each one elaborates a series of troubles that...

The audience best suited to appreciate Noah Baumbach’s “Jay Kelly” might be the man who stars in it, and who...

A federal vaccine committee is expected to vote on a significant change to the nation’s vaccine policy on Thursday, deciding...

Some filmmakers approach adolescent characters like horticulturalists caring for rare and delicate flowers while others are more akin to researchers...

Kenya’s government received complaints that a diplomat was sexually abusing women, according to a U.N. official and a labor leader....

In 1942, safe in the United States but with family and fellow Jews suffering the torments of Nazi Germany, the...

Measured and wrenching, “Rosemead” is a reminder that catastrophes may arise out of convergences. In the titular small town in...

“Merrily We Roll Along” is an OK movie of a good production of a great musical: on balance, another worthy...

The Opinion columnist Bret Stephens and the contributing Opinion writer Frank Bruni return for another edition of The Conversation. This...

Good morning. It’s Thursday. We’ll look at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s new tricks to thwart something old — fare beating....