Regardless of the reasons, the fact that consumers are still willing to spend is undoubtedly good news: America’s GDP is more than two-thirds comprised of consumer spending. As long as people keep ...

If you find yourself scanning the room more often these days, you’re not alone. The growing pattern of gun violence in America has eroded our sense of safety in many places we once thought to be ...

On what otherwise would have been her 247th day in the White House, Kamala Harris was in New York to finish the first stops of the tour for her book about the 107 days of the campaign that didn’t get ...

Patrick Oppmann was a 21-year-old college student doing a stint with CNN’s Havana bureau when he tasked himself with finding ...

• Europe wins the Ryder Cup: Team USA’s remarkable comeback has fallen just short. After Cameron Young, Justin Thomas, and Xander Schauffele secured Sunday’s first points, the US fans started to ...

The poll results identify five distinct types of independents, with big implications for American politics. As party loyalty fades and the definition of that elusive swing voter shifts, elections are ...

In our roundup of travel news this week: the world’s coolest neighborhoods, best cities for young people, and most internationally connected airports. Plus, a new 50 Best dining award names the best ...

Billionaire investor George Soros, whose left-leaning donations have triggered criticism from right-wingers, has long been ...

The United States announced it would cancel the visa of Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro on Friday, after he publicly ...

Americans are used to hearing about the tradition of separating church and state, but the two are increasingly fused in ...

The Trump administration has sent shockwaves through America’s cultural institutions by gutting museum funding, threatening nonprofits’ tax-exempt status and tightening its grip over the Smithsonian.

Chief Justice John Roberts’ 20 years on the Supreme Court have been punctuated by a series of vivid episodes, from his ...