Media outlets on the right said Mr. Trump won because of the left’s embrace of what they called extreme political views. Left ...

Image New York’s Prop. 1 was approved by voters on Tuesday. It was popular even among voters who did not have strong feelings ...

Think logos are tacky? No more. Fashion has shifted from giant Gs and Cs to quiet branding that lets men and women subtly ...

A wave of racist text messages summoning Black people to report for slavery showed up on phones across the United States, ...

Strands is a tricky take on the classic word search from NYT Games. If you're stuck and cannot solve today's puzzle, we've ...

I’m sure you are tired of reading my opposition to Amendment 79, but there’s one more thing that needs ... accepted until 5 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29. Letters regarding candidates are limited ...

Unfortunately the new UK government is unlikely to view this as a priority as it looks for savings in public service spending. But unless they do, we will set yet another new record in drug ...

Edwin Heathcote’s excellent article on new towns (The Weekend Essay, Life & Arts, September 28) omits the earliest new town project in England. Established to support a massive infrastructure ...

Reading of Leo Lewis’s evident affection for Japan’s bullet train (“Sixty years of the shinkansen”, Travel, Life & Arts, FT Weekend, September 28), can we in England expect similar magic ...

An unfounded assumption in Gillian Tett’s piece “Data centres alone won’t stop the AI energy squeeze” (Opinion, FT Weekend, October 5) is to believe that artificial intelligence is already ...

It’s welcome to read reports that chancellor Rachel Reeves’ new fiscal rule will replace the way gross government debt is measured as a proportion of gross domestic product. The new debt ...