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Fallout is braving a whole new world — sort of. The new show from Prime Video is blazing a trail in the same continuity as that of the games. It’s...

Harvard will reinstate standardized testing as a requirement of admission, the university announced Thursday, becoming the latest in a series of highly competitive universities to reverse their test-optional policies. Students...

I was unfortunately outside the path of totality when the April 2024 eclipse happened, but the small partial eclipse I did get to see was still beautiful. For those like...

Washington — A group of members of Congress from Maryland unveiled legislation on Thursday that would pay for the reconstruction and repair of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, which collapsed...

Six months into the Israel-Hamas war, the people of Gaza are facing a hunger crisis that the United Nations says borders on famine. The crisis in Gaza is entirely man-made,...

‘s junta on Thursday banned all media coverage of political parties. The West African country’s highest authority said it had ordered “all media (radio, television, written press and online) to...

Readers of The New York Times know the names of our White House reporters and our foreign correspondents. Our podcast hosts, newsletter writers and Opinion columnists become as familiar as...

Amid the ongoing dispute between TikTok and Universal Music Group, some music from that label’s biggest artist, Taylor Swift, has reappeared on the social media platform. Universal Music pulled its songs from TikTok...

A Bronx woman whose twin children were smothered to death in their family’s apartment in December has been charged with their murders, the police said on Thursday. The woman, Gloria...

A Republican Tennessee lawmaker’s attempt to keep marriage between first cousins legal has gone down in flames. The Tennessee state House voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill banning cousin...