An exhibition shows how the pioneers of photography saw the dominant medium of painting both as inspiration and competition.
This tactic dates back to Nixon — and it has always involved a lot of hypocrisy.
The Pennsylvania police officer had an “honest but mistaken” belief he was using his Taser before he wounded the man, investigators said.
The Trump administration is moving to ease standards on a particularly deadly air contaminant.
Hassan Nemazee, who once owned a $17.75 million Park Avenue duplex, had been serving a 12-year sentence. He benefited from a criminal justice bill signed by President Trump.
Federal prosecutors say Rondell Henry, 28, was inspired by an ISIS attack in Nice, France, in 2016. He has been charged with interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle.
The number of people killed in train and bus accidents is relatively low. But the nation’s top safety board says a few simple measures could cut the figures even more.
Expanding the technology is the fastest way to slash greenhouse gas emissions and decarbonize the economy.
The Democratic presidential candidates should look at what a growing number of prosecutors are doing to end mass incarceration.
White supremacists discussed an American re-enactment of the mosque attacks, a criminal complaint says.
Adam Higginbotham’s “Midnight in Chernobyl” explores the causes of the Chernobyl explosion, and Kate Brown’s “Manual for Survival” considers the consequences.
The National Endowment for the Humanities announced grants supporting 233 projects around the country, two weeks after the latest effort to close the agency.
Catherine Pugh’s office said she was recovering from pneumonia, even as Maryland’s governor called for an investigation into payments to the mayor for her “Healthy Holly” children’s books.
Catherine Pugh’s office said she was recovering from pneumonia, even as Maryland’s governor called for an investigation into payments to the mayor for her series of “Healthy Holly” books.
Sonya Clark, a social practice artist, unfurls a handmade version of a Confederate truce flag and asks, ‘What if …”
Like many other decades-old cases, the 1973 killings of a Montana couple were finally solved using DNA and genealogy technology. But the suspect in the case had died in 2003.
The HBO series made good on its promise to deliver big revelations about the 20-year-old murder case that “Serial” made famous.
Rashad James, who works for Maryland Legal Aid, filed a complaint this week asking for the deputy who detained him to be investigated.
After a girl reported sexual abuse, it took seven years for criminal charges to be brought against two suspects, including the Weissport police chief.
The Supreme Court could make history by erecting a constitutional barrier to electoral maps that put party over country.
The priest who pleaded guilty to abuse is one of only two who have faced criminal charges since a grand jury report listed more than 300 offenders.
The justices will consider on Tuesday whether extreme partisan gerrymandering crosses a constitutional line, an issue they left undecided last term.
Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh, who may hold the decisive vote, expressed uneasiness about gerrymandering but also wondered if Supreme Court intervention was necessary.
Remains buried in the First Baptist cemetery were believed to have been moved in 1860. But many coffins and bones were still there.
“I approach my job as a fan first,” said John Middleton, the Pennsylvania native who gave Harper a 13-year contract in a quest to make the Phillies a model franchise.
Antwon was shot three times while fleeing a traffic stop last summer in East Pittsburgh, Pa.
Once upon a time, Catherine Pugh, now Baltimore’s mayor, struck a $500,000 deal to sell her “Healthy Holly” books to a hospital provider, while sitting on its board.
Governments that want to curb gun violence frequently offer bounties for turning in weapons. New Zealand and Washington State are among the latest.
Looking to buy your first home? Here are the cities to consider, and the ones to avoid.
A 1925 condominium in Baltimore, a log cabin in Williamsburg and a storybook house near Cleveland.
A 1925 condominium in Baltimore; a log cabin in Williamsburg, Va.; and a storybook house near Cleveland.