A girl, 11, and a woman, 34, were attacked in the often-crowded Leicester Square, the police said. Neither suffered life-threatening injuries.

Virtually any amount increased the risk for cancer, and there were no heart benefits, the researchers reported.

Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota, will be the stars in Chicago.

It doesn’t take a medal to make a lasting memory.

The blaze broke out in a town near the Greek capital on Sunday, damaging buildings and prompting evacuations. Strong winds have helped the fire spread.

The popularity of the Affordable Care Act has changed the political strategy of Republicans, who are no longer campaigning to end the law.

A new study shows how deadly warming can be, and how behavioral and social changes can reduce mortality.

The Summer Games will be the third for Los Angeles as host, but it will be a challenge to repeat the financial success of 1984.

Because it’s not just about the raw medal count.

The packages were sent to a woman whose work had led to the heralded recovery of the Kyrenia, and to new insights into classical Greek seafaring. But their ancient contents were a problem.

Representative Jason Crow of Colorado, whom Democrats tapped for impeachment, investigations and tough questioning of President Biden, is their top member of a task force investigating the shooting.

Donald J. Trump said Iranians hacked his campaign but only obtained “publicly available” data. Microsoft said a “high-ranking official” at a presidential campaign was a hacking target.

The recently established U.S.-China Financial Working Group is set to meet for discussions about financial stability and curbing the flow of fentanyl.

We explore why commerce has changed — and how companies and governments are reacting.

A new batch of inflation data and earnings from major retailers will again put the spotlight on consumer confidence and economic growth.

Even after restoring order, the new prime minister faces a bigger challenge: defusing the issues of fraying public services and a cost of living crisis that underlie the unrest.

A court invalidated the gymnast’s win. Here are other notable cases of Americans who lost (or gained) a medal after an event.

The chaos has been coming.

Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III spoke with his Israeli counterpart, Yoav Gallant, the Pentagon said. In an unusual disclosure, it said Mr. Austin had ordered a submarine to the Middle East.

Plus, a cheery au revoir to the Paris Olympics.