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After decades of putting up awful buildings, Columbia tries to break its streak.

Isn’t it always the heart that wants to wash the elephant, begging the body to do it with soap and water, a ladder, hands, in tree shade big enough for the vast savannas of your sadness, the strangler fig of your guilt, the cratered full moon’s

A Kuniyoshi retrospective reveals the roots of manga.

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In the early 1880s, while his personal railway car was parked on a siding in Michigan City, Ind., William Henry Vanderbilt, who was traveling with two of his sons, consented to a brief interview with local reporters. The president and owner of the New Yor

Sweet finishes that don’t need to wait for fruits’ high season.

These frames are not for the shy.

The soft real estate market and soon-to-expire tax credit may tempt you to commit to a home purchase. But does it make practical and financial sense? Here’s what to weigh.

Readers sound off on a recent Coupling column, as well as the Your Home Issue.

As Mitt Romney discovered, a reclining airplane seat can make one’s blood boil. But here’s a strategy for winning without raising your voice.

Being married with children led me to pile on the pounds. Could I undo the damage -- and would my wife notice?

Home-improvement television’s newest star wants it her way -- and gets it.

Is it wrong to tell a woman she’s plump?

Saying “no gifts” for a young child’s celebration can teach a lasting lesson.

In certain communities, shrewd buyers are using the home inspection as a way to slash thousands off their final offer. But the tactic doesn’t always work.