Vikas Bajaj

The agreement will reduce the unprofitable office space company’s debt, giving it more financial breathing room.

Hank Azaria said he’s willing to step away from the character he has voiced for nearly 30 years. The show’s writers and network executives should let him.

Widespread use of automated vehicles might one day result in fewer car-related deaths, but in the meantime we should focus on proven solutions

The Republican health care bill achieved a stunning feat: it united most of the health care industry against it.

Mayor Bill de Blasio’s millionaires tax is just one idea among several that state leaders should consider.

The decision to lend their credibility to the president became too hard to justify.

The reaction to Trump’s climate policies suggests a possible future, where states and cities take the brunt of climate responsibility.

The Trump administration’s cancellation of health care sign-up ads could prove costly.

It’s not surprising that he would go after Indian voters.

A new report paints a disturbing picture of the air quality in cities around the world.

Opponents of marijuana legalization say it will encourage teens to try the drug. A new study suggests otherwise.

Opponents of marijuana legalization say it will encourage teens to try the drug. A new study suggests otherwise.

It would be far better for a woman to replace Andrew Jackson than Alexander Hamilton.

Presidential candidates portraying themselves as big backers of the new “gig economy” are pandering for votes.

It is hard to assess conflicting arguments over trade deals, because both sides assign far too much importance to individual deals.

As India’s economy revs up, it needs to make sure that the poor are not left behind.

President Obama wants to make it easier for cities to compete with cable and telephone companies.

The new Senate majority leader said “the uptick appears to coincide” with “the expectation of a new Republican Congress.”

The allure of a free lunch is hard to resist, even for conservatives.

States will have to be nimble as they work to protect consumers in a new and evolving market. They can start by learning from the mistakes made after Prohibition.