The galvanic new series, set in Israel, emphasizes how easily dehumanizing rhetoric can sway vulnerable minds, a theme that should feel uncomfortably relevant to American viewers.

The advertising scheme behind a recently banned billboard boat takes a page from Fred Trump’s playbook.

Roughly one per cent of all the plastic that has ever gone into the ocean is floating on its surface. What happened to the rest of it?

In the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, the strongest one in the islands’ recorded history, Floridians with boats and planes began an evacuation that rivalled Dunkirk in its approach.

Not unlike the new film “Hustlers,” this dark comedy follows members of an often overlooked subsection of the service industry as they navigate the indignities of the post-recession work environment.

The attack in the heart of Saudi Arabia on Saturday was audacious; it set a precedent for the targets, tactics, and scope of warfare in the Persian Gulf and has global ramifications.

Keith McNally’s meatpacking-district destination once had a sexy edge, but now it seems merely to blend in.

In his memoir, he chronicles his life game by game, from Nintendo to the N.S.A.

After leaving the family empire, Rupert Murdoch’s son is investing in comics, championing Pete Buttigieg, and fighting threats to democracy that sound an awful lot like Fox News.

“You never know what’s next, and that is why I can say with all honesty that I am not a depressed person.”