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The change came after researchers used the video view counts to suggest the app favored one side over the other in the war. One group called the move “a step back for transparency.”

The damaging tornado formed in Grover Beach south of San Luis Obispo,

The National Weather Service predicts El Niño will fade in the coming months and has issued a La Niña watch.

A volcano system near Grindavík in southwestern Iceland began erupting Thursday, causing evacuations and closures. More volcanic activity is not out of the question.

The world still hasn’t missed its climate goal — yet.

Finding employment is not a one-size-fits-all solution. A nonprofit pilot program may offer customized assistance.

She feels blindsided after her husband said he doesn’t know if he wants to use their remaining frozen embryos.

Can you ask relatives to stop abbreviating your newborn’s four-syllable name?

Letter writer has had too many bad experiences with chatty instructors.

The meeting comes amid anger over Gaza and after leaders refused to meet with Biden’s campaign manager.

The caucus has a narrow majority, yes — but it is also unusually divided.

Judge refuses put sentence on hold for Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro, who now must ask an appeals court to allow him to remain free like Steve Bannon.

Washington Post Live’s “First Look” offers a smart, inside take on the day’s politics. Jonathan Capehart hosts a reporter debrief followed by a roundtable discussion with Washington Post columnists. Tune in for news and analysis you can’t get anywhere else on Friday, Feb. 9 at 9:00 a.m. ET.

The verdict comes amid heightened attacks on scientists working not just on climate change but on vaccines and other matters.

More than 80 artists interpret the human form, an artist is inspired by a mountain range in Spain, and a showcase for the uncommon technique of pulp painting

In the sensuous new movie “The Taste of Things,” in wide release Feb. 14, Binoche stars alongside Benoît Magimel, with whom she shares a daughter.

Law school classes, legal experts, election officials and voting activists ponder all that’s at stake after Thursday’s arguments in the historic case.

You might need to skim-coat the walls to get a smooth finish. But there’s one thing you can try before going that route.

AI headshot providers give you the chance to get dozens of professional headshots with the click of a button, but they’re not perfect or real and raise bigger questions.

Vitamin D has been touted as a miracle supplement, but the vast majority of U.S. adults are already getting enough from their diet and the sun.

Many of us have habits that are counterproductive, but there are steps you can take to recognize and overcome them.

Think you can’t squeeze a king mattress into your bedroom? Interior designers have some ideas.

The Russian president appeared to choose to speak to the former Fox News host because of his perceived influence in the Republican Party in an election year.

Biden shared with ghostwriter Mark Zwonitzer passages from journals containing classified details of Obama-era deliberations, a special counsel report says.

The Special Counsel’s report cites Biden’s faulty memory and improper handling of top-secret files, but notes that a jury would struggle to find him guilty.