The new regulation on offshore oil and gas drilling, which could be made as soon as Monday, is an attempt by the Obama administration to prevent disasters like the 2010 BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
The expected encounter held deep significance during a gathering of regional leaders, as President Obama’s move to ease tensions with Cuba has overshadowed the official agenda.
General Electric’s announcement that it will sell off most of GE Capital, its once-sprawling finance unit, is a stark recognition that it has become harder for financial services businesses to make big profits in the postfinancial crisis environment.
Jerry Hugel, 83, and his wife, Marie, 80, were found dead in their home, along with a tenant and her friend, after a car was left running in the garage on the lower level of the house.
Boris Khersonsky, a psychiatrist and former Soviet dissident, has long advocated moving away from the idea that Ukrainian nationality should be determined by ethnicity.
Mookie Betts’s fly ball drove home Xander Bogaerts, giving Boston the win in the longest game in Red Sox history and the second-longest for the Yankees.
The Kentucky senator’s policy views make him a novelty. But his campaign’s mastery of the details makes him a contender.
The documentary “Don’t Think I’ve Forgotten: Cambodia’s Lost Rock and Roll” sheds a light on the pop scene before the Khmer Rouge’s takeover in 1975.
Ben Smith, editor in chief of BuzzFeed, said he overreacted when he asked staff members to take down articles that were critical of sponsors’ advertising.
Instead of tossing some leftovers on bread, slice a boneless top loin roast for a lunch that works cold or hot. (Article plus video.)
Entertainment-focused schools are competing for a generation reared on YouTube and GoPro cameras, and racing for relevancy.
A prominent dermatologist who sought fame commits suicide, leaving his friends and many celebrity patients reeling.
Undeclared presidential hopefuls like Jeb Bush are evading money caps on campaigning, with little to fear from government enforcement.
To bring stability, the U.S. must help migrants send money home.
Can you guess which group of refugees Republicans want to help?
The ’94 nuclear deal didn’t last, but that doesn’t make it a failure.
This week’s properties include co-ops in Lenox Hill, Turtle Bay and Park Slope.
This week’s properties include a lake house in North Brunswick, N.J., and five-bedroom in Wilton, Conn.
