Tara Bahrampour

More than half a million newly digitized records from Ancestry.com will let families search for ancestors during the era of the Chinese Exclusion Act.

The 40+ Double Dutch Club and other groups are returning women and girls to an urban pastime many thought they had left behind.

American men are lonely, disconnected and angry — a crisis experts say is driven by “cowboy” masculinity. Can organizations like the Journeymen help?

Remote working remained well higher than before the pandemic, according to census data, reflecting a lasting change in many areas.

The rapidly-growing sport gains a new level of recognition with the construction of temporary courts on the National Mall later this month.

Noa Ben Artzi, speaking Tuesday alongside congressional leaders, recounted her narrow survival from the Hamas massacre. “Thirty people fell on top of me,” she said.

The U.S. population is likely to peak around 2080 and then fall, with population growth depending heavily on immigration levels, new Census Bureau data show.

The DNA Reunion Project, launched one year ago, is seeking to mend Jewish family trees that the Holocaust had sundered. The problem: Time.

My eight minutes as a dementia patient - The Washington Post

Charles Holman had been researching his family tree for decades when he made a stunning discovery: President George H.W. Bush’s ancestors had enslaved his.