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Much of the story of the Second Vatican Council was first told to Americans by Xavier Rynne in The New Yorker. But who was Rynne?

This Gulf Coast town is filled with Spanish moss, pastel-painted bungalows, and friendly folks.

Terms like “silent majority” or the “sleeping masses” are still used today but they feel dated, often leaving one wondering if they’re nothing more than a bad joke taken seriously in order to be polite.

Musicians love alter egos, and pop music is full of them. They serve a range of functions, from making the music tell a story to providing a flamboyant

The election for Denver mayor draws supporters for Kelly Brough and for Mike Johnston as the June 6 deadline to return ballots nears.

Once their rigorous training ends, the drivers hit the road in pairs of two. That's when things get horny.

We can thank researchers at the University of Chicago for the latest whack at the piñata better known as the nursing home industry.

Watch Harlan County, USA and Blue Collar to understand how nothing was ever given to us: only won.

“Why do we — YOU — have a tin of Vienna sausages?” My wife, Eileen, has opened the kitchen cupboard and is responding to an unexpected presence in a storage space otherwise fairly predictable in terms...

Sen. Dianne Feinstein uses side and back doors to travel the Capitol complex, and a wall of staffers shield her from scrutiny, reports a Times photographer tasked with covering her. But at what cost?