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Morgan Freeman Is Accused of Sexual Harassment by Several Women

The women told CNN that he inappropriately touched or spoke to them on set, during publicity events and at his production company. He issued an apology.

Another Side of Stuart Davis, the Black and White, to Go on Display

A show devoted to his large-scale black-and-white works on canvas and paper will be on view in September at the Paul Kasmin Gallery in Chelsea.

Trilobites: Coyotes Conquered North America. Now They’re Heading South.

New maps seek to update the historical range of our continent’s toughest canids, which have thrived as other predators experienced decline.

What Philip Roth Taught Me About Being an American Jew

His books answered the question of how my Jewish education would translate into the real world, should I survive the ordeal of childhood.

Trump Calls Canceled Summit a ‘Setback’ for North Korea

President Trump delivered remarks after his earlier announcement that the United States would not participate in a planned meeting with North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un.

Volcanic Eruption in Hawaii: Lava, Ash and Toxic Fumes

Scenes from the Kilauea volcano on Hawaii, which has been erupting for more than 20 days.

Hurricane Season’s Around the Corner. Here’s What to Expect.

The season begins June 1 and experts predict it will be near normal or above normal, but a single storm can cause tremendous damage if it makes landfall.

Fact Check of the Day: Trump Repeats Claim That James Clapper ‘Admitted’ to Campaign Spying. It’s Still Wrong.

James Clapper, the former director of national intelligence, said and has continued to say the exact opposite.

Trump’s Lawyer and Chief of Staff Appear at Briefings on F.B.I.’s Russia Informant

The presence of Emmet T. Flood, a lawyer representing the president in the Russia investigation, and John F. Kelly, the chief of staff, at the start of the classified meetings infuriated Democrats.

Leading the Way in the Fight for Human Rights

Across the country, the fight for social justice goes on with a fervor that for some recalls the civil rights era.

Having the Courage to Change the World

Over centuries, visionaries have shared some important attributes: courage, daring, confidence and a stubborn devotion to an idea.

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