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The Biden administration used carrots and sticks to steer consumers to electric vehicles. It didn't work.

Some critics and physicians said Elizabeth Bruenig's account of a mother confronting a child's death from measles felt misleading once they learned the story was reported fiction.

Prices are at new highs. Buyers are older. More loans are going bad. It's not an easy time to afford a car in America.

Spring's highlights include old favorites, world premieres and a centennial celebration by the oldest dance company in the United States.

Despite President Donald Trump's opposition to annexation, Israel has taken steps to expand control over the West Bank that experts say may lead to seizure of territory.

Letter writer couldn't keep up with an old friend's social group - so they haven't seen each other in almost a year.

This recipe transforms socca, the tender Provençal chickpea flour pancake, into a crisp-edged flatbread by baking it in a hot cast-iron skillet.

Letter writer worries about being "too critical" of partner's eagerness to help strangers, who sometimes get visibly annoyed.

She worries that the next time her estranged daughters see each other will be at her funeral.

The clash over an investigation into suspected unlicensed ritual circumcisions underscores heightened tensions between the U.S. and Europe under President Trump.