September 11, 2015

Whether three top executives of the fallen law firm defrauded the firm’s lenders and bondholders in a sophisticated accounting conspiracy is now up to a jury.

The shutdown two years ago of lanes leading to the George Washington Bridge set off a chain of events that ultimately led to the surprise resignation of Jeff Smisek, the C.E.O. of United Airlines.

As the presidential campaign enters a more combative phase, many in the G.O.P. field are refining their battle plans for next week’s debate on CNN.

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s failure to block the Iran deal, after spending nearly $30 million to defeat it, raises questions about whether its power has now been diminished.

This production includes short plays by Beth Henley, Elizabeth Egloff, John Gaure, Marcus Gardley, David Grimm and Rebecca Gilman.

Dismayed at what their money gets them in New York City, some opt to buy a weekend place instead.

If you go to Rome to dine, you’re getting only a taste of Italian culture. For a full immersion, you’ve got to make some pasta and traditional sauces yourself.

Bowles, a former N.F.L. player and assistant whose firm demeanor guided the Jets through a tough summer, is set to make his head-coaching debut Sunday.

Erfurt expects to have added 4,000 migrants to its population of 208,000 by year’s end, a challenge one official calls the biggest since World War II.

Most employers with fewer than 100 workers don’t offer 401(k) plans, and when they do, they’re expensive. But the landscape is quickly changing.

A local architect’s two-year struggle over plans to design and build a house along Farm Creek.

A new study finds that bringing blood pressure down below current recommendations may greatly reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke.