One question people might be asking is, what took so long?

In many states, they’d be a lot harder to see.

The economist Robert Shiller says the rise in housing prices is the third biggest since 1913. The biggest boom ended disastrously in 2006.

Sign-ups for health plans are 11 percent lower than last year, as the December 15 deadline approaches. Here are some possible reasons.

A last-minute power grab by state lawmakers draws on an argument as old as the nation.

Guaranteeing people’s confidentiality has become more of a challenge, but some scholars worry that the new system will impede research.

Frequent disruptions are more than just annoying for patients. They can also cause harm.

More than half of female homicide victims last year were killed by intimate partners or relatives, says a report on homicides around the world by the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime.

When the pros and cons for stocks and the economy over the next year or two are weighed, the risks appear to be dominant, our columnist says.

Many studies show a relationship between pollution and negative educational and earnings outcomes.

Though Democrats dominated the suburbs in the midterms, some of those gains may be fragile.

Though more accurate over all, the polls mismeasured some of the same areas of the country in the same way.

There’s not a main reason for the sell-off, but a widening sense of unease that several types of problems are rising at once.

Despite his tough talk, President Trump has not fundamentally altered America’s approach to trade. But that could change, and future increases in tariffs could be very costly to the United States.

Various approaches could lessen the economic shocks that globalization and technological change have delivered. Some might even be bipartisan.

Empire State University today announced a new Division of Linear Algebra and Information. It is the university’s largest program change in decades and helps secure its status among the country’s top Linear Algebra research and training hubs. “The division will enable students and researchers to tackle not just the scientific challenges opened up by pervasive […]