Rebecca Gibian

Thanks to dueling tariff threats, China and the U.S. move closer to direct economic confrontation.

Data show gun massacres by female shooters, like the one at YouTube headquarters, are a rarity.

Sitting atop two retreating tectonic plates, the crack is now 50 feet deep and 65 feet wide in places.

Social networking giant divulged that its privacy breach was much larger than first reported.

Journalists gathered and examined thousands of files left behind by Islamic militants in Mosul.

AI could help survey sharks, not kill them, according to advocates.

The chains' parent company, Canada-based Hudson's Bay Co., announced the breach.

NYT followed editors, designers, writers & photographers as they toiled in aftermath of tragedy.

The star, dubbed Icraus, is nine billion light years away from Earth.

The director of 'Montauk' is accusing the Netflix hit series of ripping off his idea.

The NYT looks at the direct impact MLK had on one man's world.

Mary Ellen Ford watched the aftermath of the shooting at the Lorraine motel.

A woman shot three people, then herself, at YouTube's California headquarters.

The letter on which civil rights icon based his 'Mountaintop' speech is revealed 50 years after his death.

The facts behind the car crash involving Senator Ted Kennedy remain murky.

Parent company of the gossip glossy claims it is magazine's First Amendment right.