The history of consumption on the Tibetan Plaetau sheds light on what the inhabitants relied on for survival: milk

Young people with no professional investing experience are riding high on the stock market. But do they know that what goes up must come down?

"Do you have any idea how many things could go wrong all at once if you just elected the wrong guy tax collector?"

Trump’s re-election campaign accused The Times of libel over an editorial it called “false and defamatory”

Just dates, sugar and milk combine to make the base for this generations-old, pecan-packed candy

Dispatches From The Unfinished Civil War

The comedy vet discusses the skit that shocked Dave Chappelle, writing "Christmastime for the Jews" and his dad era

College loans shouldn't create a class of the "educated poor"

If big, liberal cities can't adequately fund their transit systems, what hope does anywhere else have?

It may be years before fully-autonomous cars are on the road — until then, how will we combat distracted driving?

A $4.5 billion wind farm will generate enough electricity to power about 800,000 homes

With the American people fractured over their trust of the media, President Trump is eager to exploit it for allies

If young film buffs choose Tarantino over Antonioni, are they culturally illiterate? Some of their elders, self-appointed guardians of the cinematic canon, think so.

Indictments spell out exactly how Trump engaged in efforts to rebel against the Constitution, scholars say

History shows that bonuses for college football coaches stretch back to the early 1900s