November 26, 2015

Prices for the Thanksgiving weekend are at their lowest since 2008 despite tensions in the Middle East and terrorist attacks.

The nation is showing its patriotic fervor after the ISIS killings, from a jump in sales of French flags to a surge in enlistment applications.

Russia was looking at ways to curb commercial ties and investment projects, possibly including the deal to build a gas pipeline through Turkey.

Luis Stuhlberger, whose fund has had a remarkable run in Brazil, has grown increasingly bearish about his country’s economic outlook.

Miss Canada, Anastasia Lin, was denied a visa to attend the international pageant, apparently because she is outspoken about human-rights abuses in the country of her birth.

Corrections appearing in print on Thursday, November 26, 2015.

Quotation of the Day for Thursday, November 26, 2015.

Fiona Gasper will work alongside John E. McGrath, the biennial event’s chief executive and artistic director.

The documentary recounts the emotional wounds Janis Joplin sustained growing up as the antithesis of the all-American prom-queen ideal in Texas.

Verizon is introducing a television ad encouraging people to enjoy family and friends rather than their small screens.

Volkswagen must recall more than 125,000 cars and pay $12.3 million in fines after a government investigation found that the carmaker illegally manipulated an emissions device.

Today, even some critics of Ralph Nader’s 1965 book acknowledge its impact on the auto industry and safety.