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The Countryfile star will present the Friday and Saturday editions of the BBC Radio 4 programme.

There are only a handful of days left for you to get your second stimulus check. Why is that, what do people in different payment groups have to know and what's this extra step you have to take after the deadline? We'll tell you.

Suddenly they like “unity” and fear “divisiveness.” Where was that spirit when election results were being counted?

"We succeeded in concluding the year with a strong fourth quarter and once again we lead the premium segment worldwide," BMW board member Pieter Nota said in a statement.

He was getting lost driving home from work. And he was having strange spasms. What was the cause?

I need to believe that if I stick with the G.O.P., I will have a fighting chance at changing its direction.

In “Pee Wees,” Rich Cohen chronicles a year in youth hockey — and gets real about its impact on his own psyche.

The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on telling your ex’s fiancée that he betrayed her, absconding with a valuable letter discovered in a rental home — and more.

While not a segment-leading product, this luxury utility vehicle is still easy to live with and comfortable inside.

Certain sex practices, at certain ages, increased the risk of throat cancers related to human papillomavirus.

In “Drug-Use for Grown-Ups,” Carl L. Hart, a drug addiction expert, argues that we misunderstand the way most people use illegal substances.

In “The Crooked Path to Abolition,” James Oakes shows how Abraham Lincoln relied on America’s founding texts to chart a path to abolition.

Justine Cowan discovered that her mother, an exacting Bay Area grande dame, had grown up in a bleak institution for “foundlings.”

In “Social Chemistry” Marissa King examines the ways our reality is shaped by the networks we form and how we form them.

Stephen and Paul Kendrick’s “Nine Days” recounts a brief episode of the civil rights movement that had a surprisingly lasting impact.

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High on a flyer of FBI suspects in Wednesday’s attack on the Capitol building is a picture of a shouting man in a cap with a yellow insignia. Though the FBI doesn’t name him, his identity is no mystery: he’s Jon Schaffer, guitarist in Ice Earth, according to the metal band, which has condemned his alleged actions at the Capitol.

Norway’s EV success offers policy lessons for other nations

Honda's midsize Accord is still one solid sedan.

Stack rugs on the floor. Hang drapery or acoustic-foam tiles. Adjust your expectations.

"What he did was wicked," said GOP Sen. Ben Sasse, who confirmed he would consider convicting and removing Trump

With the Lions ready to begin their season Saturday at Rutgers, I sat down with voice of Penn State wrestling Jeff Byers for a 2021 preview. Ironhead offered insights into Penn State’s crop of new wrestlers and into the expected battle with Iowa for the NCAA title.

Total figure is more than seven times some estimates, but critics say analysis is flawed