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Ford has a stunning goal: a small electric pickup priced below $30,000. The company seeks a new “Model T moment,” responding to competition from China more than to Washington politics.

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The film version of bestseller “The Thursday Murder Club” has arrived with a stellar cast and a backdrop that plays like ...

As a resident and homeowner in Washington, D.C., for 37 years, I’ve seen a lot of change. My neighborhood used to be the hub of working-class immigrant Latino life in the nation’s capital, and has ...

An engineering student has discovered a new family of intricate origami patterns. The ancient art’s infinite forms of precision and symmetry are helping invent new tools and technologies.

When we follow Jesus’ example in looking to divine Spirit as our source, we realize our spiritual wholeness – which heals.