A verdict in the genocide prosecution of Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan, the last surviving leaders of a movement that killed 1.7 million people, could take months.

The nurse, Genene Jones, is currently serving concurrent sentences in the death of a girl and injury to a child in 1984. The new charges come ahead of her planned release from prison next year.

Senator Dean Heller of Nevada became the latest Republican to say he cannot support a bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act in its current form.

"They'd like to get certain changes. And we'll see if we can take care of that," Trump said.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell may have found a way out of the GOP’s healthcare mess.

Republicans failed to repeal and replace the law.

"Millions will lose care and tens of thousands will die so I can get a huge tax cut."

The fate of the Republican health bill could lie in their hands

Planned Parenthood, threatened with a cutoff of more than 40 percent of its funding, is mobilizing to bring down the Republican health care bill.

The move reflects a changing business in which traditional food magazines, and a Manhattan address, are less important.

Before the referendum and over the past year, we’ve delved into questions of identity, economics, finance and politics surrounding “Brexit.” Read seven of our favorites.

Officials also confirmed that the blaze began with a faulty refrigerator, and that it was not started intentionally.

The European Union and Japan are close to an agreement that would bring together two giants encompassing a quarter of the world’s economy.

To generations of mayors, governors and ordinary New Yorkers, Mr. Pressman, WNBC’s senior correspondent, seemed always on the scene.

The play, which won two Tony Awards and was set to close on June 25, will now be open through Aug. 6 at the Cort Theater.

A life-changing night for young basketball players, for whom dressing well has become a condition of stardom.

Radwan Ziadeh, a dissident who faced persecution in Syria, has been denied asylum because of a measure that targets even groups the United States supports.

You’ve finally got some outdoor space. Now what are you going to do with it?

They launched their relationship by answering 36 questions. To keep it going, they drew up a contract.

Jimmy Kimmel said, “They’re calling the plan ‘Bettercare,’ as in, ‘Just imagine how much better this plan would be if the people who wrote it cared.’”

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Lawmakers will have to walk a tightrope.

The bill is aligned with long-held Republican values, jettisoning Obamacare taxes. But it would also reduce funding for the care of low-income Americans.

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Choi Soon-sil, a secretive adviser to former President Park Geun-hye, was sentenced on charges of abusing her influence to get her daughter into a prestigious university.

Prosecutors had demanded a seven-year jail term for Choi

A carbon trading program is shaping up as a big policy retort to President Trump’s decision to quit the Paris accord. But getting local industries on board will be a challenge.

Ms. Coppola won best director at the Cannes Film Festival for her film starring Nicole Kidman and Colin Farrell, an update on the 1971 movie with Clint Eastwood.

The company said foreign production was needed to make its models more affordable overseas. Its plan for a plant would require a Chinese partner.

Gerda Saunders tries to analyze her dementia as dispassionately as possible in her new book.

The team is intended to stabilize recaptured areas, and it consists of only seven members, raising questions about whether it can be effective.

Ms. Pelosi, under fire after a Democrat lost a high-profile special election in Georgia, parried renewed questions about her leadership of the party.

A judge has temporarily halted the deportation of more than 100 Iraqi Christians living in the Detroit area who fear torture and possible death if sent back to Iraq.

Judge temporarily halts deportation of more than 100 Iraqi Christians living in the Detroit area who fear torture and possible death if sent back to Iraq