Samantha Stark

Wednesday: A conversation about the star’s bombshell account of the conservatorship that has controlled her life for more than a decade.

More than 13 years after a strict legal arrangement gave James P. Spears control of the singer’s affairs, a new lawyer for Ms. Spears asked the court to remove him from the arrangement.

Before I could spend the night in my younger sister’s dorm room, I had to report to security...

Vinny Mallozzi’s career has taken him from the Jets locker room to Donald J. Trump Jr.’s wedding reception. Here is a look at one of the 6,000 weddings he has covered.

In the 1990s, young women at Antioch College created the country’s first affirmative consent policy for sex. They were publicly mocked; even “S.N.L.” weighed in. Here’s what they think now.

Birds and planes don’t mix — so some airports are testing whether drones (with flapping wings) can scare flocks away. We take you inside a trial program in Alberta, Canada.

The questions have led to countless unions. What can they do for pairs who know everything about each other?

The Ms. Senior America pageant caters not to women on the cusp of adulthood but to those who have experienced life in all of its joys and sorrows. They’re still kicking — and kicking high.

An underwater microscope that divers can use to view corals on the seafloor can show details down to one micron, or one-hundredth the width of a human hair.

The RoboBee, which weighs a few thousandths of an ounce, uses an electrostatic patch to perch on just about anything.

Peacocks not only show their spectacular tails, or trains, they rattle them, and scientists are nailing down the physics of feather vibration.

We asked readers to show us why parrots are more than just a pretty bird. Out of hundreds of submissions, these are some of our favorites.

The Murray crayfish, the world’s second largest, is sensitive to changes in habitat. But populations can come back from current declines.

A tiny marine mollusk no bigger than a peppercorn flies through the water with the same wing motion as a fruit fly.

A Cincinnati real estate agent, his deceased husband’s aunt and their funeral director found themselves at the center of Obergefell vs. Hodges, the biggest Supreme Court same-sex marriage case in U.S. history.

When the Supreme Court decides whether to establish a national right to same-sex marriage, the love story of Jim Obergefell and John Arthur will be front and center.

Jai Carrillo, a hairstylist who lives in the Mission District, sometimes draws inspiration from the color in the area’s many murals.

Michelle Lopez, who tested positive for H.I.V. in 1991, takes to the streets in Brooklyn to try and convince passers-by to take a rapid H.I.V. test.