These patients are not aware of the true risks, and surgeons aren’t telling them, new research suggests.
The private corporations that control almost all family housing on American military bases have every incentive to skimp on maintenance, critics say.
A hearing in Virginia was the first time a full appeals panel has considered the anticorruption clauses of the Constitution.
For over 100 years, the Carnegie Hero Fund has privately searched for everyday heroes.
Millions of people have a stake in corporate America through mutual funds. But you may be surprised by how those funds are voting on your behalf.
Chevron’s multibillion-dollar write-down of gas assets is the most recent sign that the gas supply has far outstripped demand.
President Trump told supporters at a Pennsylvania rally that they were “lucky I became your president” before denouncing the impeachment effort.
A Pennsylvania appellate court unanimously rejected the entertainer’s argument that he had been denied a fair trial, saying that evidence in the case had established a “unique sexual assault playbook.”
Delaware tries to achieve partisan balance on its courts. A federal appeals said that violates the First Amendment.
A 1925 stone house in Philadelphia, a pueblo-style home in Santa Fe and a historic mansion near Lake Michigan.
A 1925 stone house in Philadelphia; a pueblo-style home in Santa Fe, N.M.; and a historic mansion in Evanston, Ill.
The woman maintains that two of her children, ages 4 and 8, killed themselves in their Pennsylvania home in September.
Female artists have long lacked support, experts say. An initiative at the Baltimore Museum of Art is trying to change that.
For most people, it’s the click that brings a package to their door. But a look at Baltimore shows how Amazon may now reach into Americans’ daily existence in more ways than any corporation in history.
How “everything went wrong” in Northampton County.
Rowan Winch is 15. He’s a businessman.
Prisoners who fought for years to prove their innocence couldn’t win in court, no matter how much evidence they amassed. Then the offices that put them away got involved.
“I wouldn’t be surprised if there were hundreds of the same kind of people sitting in prison,” said Marilyn Mosby, Baltimore’s prosecutor, who created a unit to review old cases.
Fred Rogers’s widow, at 91, still acts as a spokeswoman for her husband’s legacy. But she had a long career as a concert pianist, performing duets around the country and recording two albums.
Three men were imprisoned as teenagers for the shooting of a middle school student over his jacket. That was 1983. Now prosecutors say they didn’t do it.
The justices left in place a ruling by Maryland’s highest court denying Adnan Syed a new trial in the 1999 killing of Hae Min Lee.
It was the third visit the president has made to Dover Air Force Base to honor the dead and comfort their relatives.
Ms. Pugh, who was accused of federal crimes, resigned as mayor earlier this year. She could face decades in prison.
School districts and communities across the country are wrestling with this question. What do you think should happen?
Inviting fellow artists to join her exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art fits into her notion that art can create positive change.
For her exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art, Ms. Thomas pulled on her connections to the city to feature established and emerging artists.
Catherine Pugh left office after an investigation raised questions over “Healthy Holly,” her children’s book series.
Ms. Pugh left office after an investigation raised questions over “Healthy Holly,” her children’s book series.
Many indigenous crafts worldwide are in danger of becoming extinct, but in some places, efforts to rescue them are underway.
After speaking with the families of the victims, the Bucks County district attorney did not pursue the death penalty for Sean Kratz.
The F.A.A. is rolling out a system that allows planes to fly closer to one another, but the roar that it creates is unbearable, people in the flight paths say.