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The data firm has woven a complex—and potentially illegal—web that stretches across the Atlantic.

If the historic $86 billion deal blows up, according to an increasingly popular line of thinking, Time Warner could get a better one—or have a truly epic auction. But AT&T’s Randall Stephenson will get nothing.

The Angels in America star says he has always known the Mark Zuckerberg platform to be “evil.”

Grab your tissues.

In April 1968, hundreds of students at Columbia University took over campus buildings in an uprising that caught the world’s attention. Fifty years later, they reflect on what went right and what went wrong.

“They fired our bosses. Everyone was texting each other: ‘Did you see the news? Do you think they’re doing re-shoots?’”

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A new report shows that a top Trump fund-raiser received millions from an adviser to the U.A.E.

The last record-breaking interview? A historic chat with Barack and Michelle Obama after the 2008 election.

After another privacy bombshell, Facebook tells horrified users, “it’s explained right there in the app.”

The announcement comes after the departure of Kim Jones in January.

The Markle family will be well represented on May 19.

Love is in the air for the teens of Hawkins when the Netflix hit returns for another season.

How the AMC period drama coaxes deeper scares from heightened realism—rather than hiding “a zombie behind every tree.”

Jane Goodall has a 60-year career as a primatologist and activist changed public and academic understanding of the natural world. Now she plans a legacy to match

The billionaire reportedly took sex drugs into his 80s, kept a small black book of conquests, and encouraged brawls amongst his many mistresses.

The Getty scion’s last moments serve as the gripping opening scene in FX’s Getty-kidnapping drama Trust, which premieres Sunday evening.

The interview may not have delivered on the incessant, Super Bowlesque hype, but it may have charted the course for a new phase in the Mueller investigation. According to a person directly familiar with the inquiry, Mueller’s team has posed questions about potential payments made to women.

Barry premieres Sunday on HBO.

In 2003, many were skeptical when Lampert married Sears to Kmart. Now, with hundreds of stores closed and thousands thrown out of work, Lampert defends his strategies in his first in-depth interview in 15 years. The author also tracks down the man who kidnapped Lampert before the Kmart deal went through.