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The stunted Senate trial marked the end of the deeply partisan and historic effort to impeach Mayorkas over his handling of the border.

It will be the first time since 1803—when Thomas Jefferson was President—that these particular broods simultaneously emerge.

The whistleblower said excessive force was used to fit panels together on the 787 assembly line that could cause it to break apart.

The report calls out Nestlé's “double standard" for adding sugar to baby food products in developing countries but not European markets.

Myanmar’s jailed former leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been moved from prison to house arrest due to a heat wave, the military government said.

Everything you need to know about the upcoming event—which could see bitcoin prices dramatically increase.

Some people have adopted a new morning routine: drinking a shot glass full of straight olive oil.

In two trials of people with sleep apnea, Zepbound reduced the number of times breathing slowed or stopped during sleep.

Many believe that the female display design being so different from the men’s display design is evidence of sexism.

The Allied Pilots Association warned of a "significant spike in safety and maintenance-related problems."

Comedian Richard Gadd recounts the harrowing true story of how his experience with being stalked forced him to confront a buried trauma.

The designer's latest collection uses history to grapple with the upheavals of our time.

After record rainfall—most recently in Dubai—weather modification programs have come under public scrutiny. Here’s what experts have to say.

Yulia Navalnaya reveals the personal struggles and unwavering resolve that fuels her to continue Alexei Navalny's fight for democracy in Russia.

I trust my gut when it comes to my music and collaborations, and I find myself naturally drawn to artists like 21 Savage—those who remain grounded in their convictions and consistently defy the constraints imposed upon them. Like 21, I know what it’s like to rise above challenging beginnings, and it makes his success all…

There was just something about Fantasia Barrino when I first saw her on American Idol. It was her spirit, her soul. She left it all on that stage when she sang. I thought, Who is this girl? I voted for her again and again. When I met her years later, I learned that she’s a Cancer—sweet…

Alia Bhatt is a formidable talent. She is not only one of the world’s leading actors, admired for her work in the Indian film industry for over a decade—she is also a businesswoman and a philanthropist who leads with integrity. I met Alia on Heart of Stone, her English-language film debut. Despite her fame, on…

Colman Domingo felt like family, like a brother, from the moment I met him. I was just instantly attracted to him as a human being. He’s so kind and open—he really lets you into his spirit. I deeply admire his authenticity. He is completely honest and true to who he was created to be, and…

Her novels would have been enough. The Vaster Wilds, Matrix, Fates and Furies—flights of imagination and dives into history that keep readers turning pages late into the night. Her collection Florida (my personal favorite) won the Story Prize. But Lauren Groff is more than a great writer, she’s also a great citizen, channeling her belief…

Before he was a chef, Brooks Headley was a drummer. To follow his journey from hardcore-punk clubs to fine-dining kitchens to the forefront of culinary innovation is to reconsider not just how we view cooking, but also how we all might better express ourselves. His New York City restaurant, Superiority Burger, brings together a motley…

I first encountered Jenny Holzer’s Truisms anonymously plastered in the Lower East Side where we both lived. We were members of the artist collective Colab and for a time lived in the same building. Jenny used words as agitprop. They were declarative, inflammatory, and provocative. She claimed no authorship but questioned the authority of language.…

I first met Dev Patel at the very first read-through for Skins, before he ever got on TV. He was so full of life, and we both couldn’t believe we were missing school to do this. After Slumdog Millionaire, I went from getting food with him in Wetherspoons to watching him at the Golden Globes, within…

Here are the people who we believe most changed the stories that defined the past year.

Americans have a long and complicated history of worrying about our decline.

We have normalized postpartum pain in the U.S. instead of treating it, write Maytal Eyal and Bridget Freihart.