September 23, 2015

Martin Winterkorn, Volkswagen’s chief executive, faces mounting scrutiny in the widening scandal over the carmaker’s faked diesel emissions testing.

With readers on a reverse migration to print, the “e-book terror has kind of subsided” for bookstores and publishers.

A proposal to rezone students from the predominantly white P.S. 8 to the mostly black P.S. 307 has drawn intense opposition from families at both.

A mainstay player on 10 Yankee championship teams who as a manager led the Yankees and Mets to the World Series, Berra may have been better known for his bumbling yet wise way with words.

“Unfinished Business” is the outgrowth of a much-discussed article for The Atlantic about the difficulty of career advancement for professional women with children.

Barista interviews and a nonprofit’s report find continuing issues with erratic and short-notice scheduling, suggesting the difficulty of taking the high road.

Francis, who met with President Obama and Catholic bishops, waded into two of America’s most charged debates, on immigration and the environment.

The new host of Comedy Central’s marquee news-satire series discusses his preparations, his controversial tweets and the challenges that the program will face.

Ever since governments began regulating cars, automakers have been finding ways to cheat to improve data on emissions, gas mileage and safety.

The move came less than a week after the company admitted that some diesel cars in the United States contained software designed to evade emissions tests.

Lupita Nyong’o, Danai Gurira and Liesl Tommy talk about their collaboration on “Eclipsed,” which begins previews at the Public on Sept. 29.

Investors like Mark L. Hart III are making a high-stakes gamble that China’s currency devaluation last month was not a one-time event.