July 2, 2015

The public frustration with Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo is particularly acute among liberal and downstate Democrats aligned with Mayor Bill de Blasio, in the party’s rising populist wing.

European leaders have been saying distinct — sometimes directly contradictory — things about whether there’s still a bailout deal on the table, and whether they want Greece to hold its referendum.

The nearly 3,000 pages of emails released from Hillary Rodham Clinton’s first year as secretary of state reveal the early awkwardness of working for the man who had beaten her for the presidency.

The unemployment rate fell to its lowest in seven years, but that was driven largely by an exodus of people from the work force.

Asif Kapadia’s documentary is a harrowing look at the singer’s life that drives home the costs of celebrity and fandom.

To hold his position in the state before the first Republican nominating contest, the Wisconsin governor has become more conservative on marriage and immigration.

Sub-Saharan Africa’s power generating capacity amounts to less than South Korea’s, and a quarter of it is unproductive at any given moment because of the continent’s aging infrastructure.

Ms. Posey follows her unusual wavelength while navigating an industry that tends to ignore women over 40. She is in Woody Allen’s “Irrational Man,” opening later this month.

The tentative settlement covers suits filed by Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas, as well as the federal government.

Sports, like most aspects of life, are not easy in the Canadian Arctic. But a major youth tournament recently revealed soccer’s importance to the area.

Donald J. Trump’s position in the presidential race, catering to the far right, could threaten his lush new golf course, which happens to sit next to a Bronx housing project.

Evidence has emerged suggesting that “Go Set a Watchman,” said to have been discovered in August and set to be released on July 14, may have been found years earlier.