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A syringe holding an experimental Zika vaccine at the University of Maryland Medical Center. A controversial study in which volunteers are to be infected with Zika has prompted calls for more

Verizon and AT&T face accusations that they colluded with a group that sets mobile industry standards to try to restrict a new technology, currently in relatively few devices, that allows

Diana Ellis Jewell and Joe Pantaleo, who have known each other since high school, were married in Naples, Fla.

Students from Walter Payton College Prep walking toward Grant Park in Chicago on Friday as part of a national protest against gun violence.

Tim Bergling, also known by the stage name Avicii, in 2013.

From left, Bo Bichette, Cavan Biggio and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. The three, all sons of former major league stars, play together in the infield for the Class AA New Hampshire Fisher Cats.

Michael D. Cohen, left, President Trump’s personal lawyer, has described himself as unflinchingly loyal to Mr. Trump.

Jaina Lee Ortiz, a star of “Station 19,” scaled the rock wall at Chelsea Piers with ease.

The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia is celebrating the 14th Amendment, which guarantees equal protection and was the legal basis of the civil rights campaign.

Natalie Portman has been very critical of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel.

Patrick Brammall in “Glitch,” an Australian series streaming on Netflix.

Many officials inside the C.I.A. see Gina Haspel, the agency's current deputy director, as their best chance to keep a political partisan from being installed as director.

Future contraband? New York City is mulling a ban on sales of beverages in plastic bottles in parks.

Gwen Carr held a photo of her son, Eric Garner, who died on a Staten Island street in 2014 after a police officer used a chokehold to subdue him.

Two years after Prince’s death, his estate has released his original 1984 recording of the song that became a 1990 hit for Sinead O’Connor, “Nothing Compares 2 U.”

Frans Hals’s “Banquet of the Officers of the Calivermen Civic Guard,” left, from 1627, hangs next to Anton Henning’s “Interior No. 559” from 2018, at the Frans Hals Museum.

A Syrian official, left, handing the Legion of Honor medal awarded to President Bashar al-Assad of Syria to a representative of the Romanian Embassy in Damascus on Thursday. Romania is representing

Tom Perez, the chairman of the Democratic Party, during the party's winter meeting in Atlanta last February.

Peas, pancetta and green garlic shoots make this pasta dish a spring favorite in the making.