August 1, 2015

The shooting of Mr. DuBose, a black man, has prompted officials to reconsider a policy that allowed a university force to patrol an area far more complex than its campus.

For the third consecutive day, the Jets were forced to discuss the questionable decision-making of one of their best players, defensive lineman Sheldon Richardson.

The perks, perils and hypocrisy of the serious female face at rest.

The “Blue Zones Solution” author, an expert on the diets of people who live to age 100, prepares a meal for a reporter who lives on cheeseburgers and martinis.

Will the vice president jump in the race for the Democrats? Will Howard Schultz?

Presidential candidates have grown deeply dependent on the contributions of a tiny slice of the richest Americans as “super PACs” have raised money much more quickly than hopefuls could have on their own.

The state’s master plan could avert a watery demise. But it would cost many billions.

The vice president’s advisers are reaching out to Democrats who have not yet committed to Hillary Rodham Clinton or are concerned she is vulnerable.

Officials are warning about the potential for more catastrophe in the months ahead, as drought, heat and climate change leave the landscape ever thirstier.

With many of the biggest names already traded, the flurry of deals in the final hours before the nonwaiver deadline mostly helped contenders round out their rosters.

Rite Aid and Food Lion plan to shield the content on the covers from minors, in response to a campaign by the National Center on Sexual Exploitation.

Putting their money where their prospects are, the Yankees did little to buttress their fragile pitching staff. Meanwhile, their offense got two home runs from the white-hot Mark Teixeira to roll past the Chicago White Sox, 13-6, on Friday.