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The 82-year-old filmmaker from Kingston, NY was perhaps best known for 'The Last Picture Show'

A poignant gallery show of the artist's "Shutter Paintings" is paired with an exceptional Whitney exhibition of the forward-looking prints that she and her contemporaries made in days gone by.

Seattle police shot and killed a suspect after he stabbed a K9 officer to death and injured another cop Wednesday.

Yisroel Goldstein, who was wounded in the deadly 2019 attack on the Chabad of Poway synagogue, north of San Diego, was sentenced to 14 months in fraud schemes in which, prosecutors say, he received more than $500,000.

A year after the attack on the Capitol, Americans remain at odds over the meaning of the riot, which left more than 100 people wounded and five dead, but failed to disrupt the transfer of power after the November 2020 el...

With the death of Ruth Willig at 98, a Times series on a set of the oldest New Yorkers -- chronicled over seven years in 21 articles -- offers their lessons on living with loss.

A pair of Russian tourists were pulled from their car and attacked by a mob of Mexican protesters near Cancun after refusing to pay the men a "toll" for driving down the road.

Coca-Cola is tapping into the canned cocktail craze with a boozy version of its Fresca soda.

The boys weren't the ones acting childish.

The stolen packages were taken to a home in Luther, where police found them stacked throughout the house.

Former President Donald Trump grinned and flashed the thumbs up moments after his motorcade drove past a roadside display by a few dozen diehard loyalists.

South Carolina was shaken by 10 earthquakes in little more than a week, having experts trying to figure out what's causing this usual trend.

Protesters in Kazakhstan's largest city stormed the presidential residence in demonstrations sparked by a rise in fuel prices

McConnell said it was "distasteful" for Democrats to cite the Capitol Riots as a justification to force a vote to amend 60-vote filibuster rule.

It was among the deadliest residential fires in the country in recent years. The mayor called it "one of the most tragic days in our city's history."

Cowboys came to aid state police in Idaho when two cattle escaped their pasture and dashed down I-84 before they were lassoed and safely placed into a trailer.

For more coverage of the Jan. 6 attack, read our collection of essays and reflections examining where we are as a country one year later, including what has -- and hasn't -- changed since a violent mob of Trump supporter...

The president's speech marking the anniversary of Jan. 6 will underscore just how fractured the nation remains.

The Mayo Clinic has let 700 employees, or 1% of its workforce, go for refusing to get vaccinated against COVID-19, the renowned institution said Tuesday.

The cash influx comes as hospitals in the city struggle to maintain appropriate staffing levels due to shortages brought on by staffers testing positive for COVID and as healthcare providers struggle to turn around COVID...

Attorney General Merrick Garland said Wednesday that the Justice Department isn't done bringing charges against people involved in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

"It's a tragedy. I really can't wrap my head around it. Like, I'm hurt. I can't understand how someone can do that to someone that's holding a cake."