December 13, 2015

By highlighting the gulf between humanity’s stated goals and its plans to achieve them, the climate deal may spur a more intensive worldwide push.

Denver’s economy has enjoyed one of the nation’s strongest rebounds from the recession and is now at the center of a tech start-up boom. Yet the mood is fragile.

The 2010 death of Leonard Strickland would have probably been forgotten by all but the officers and inmates at Clinton Correctional Facility. Then a breakout brought attention to the prison’s secrets.

The Seattle City Council plans to vote on a proposed law to give freelance, on-demand drivers the right to collectively negotiate on pay and working conditions.

Coming off an overtime win over the Giants, the Jets avoided a letdown and crushed the Titans, with Brandon Marshall providing one highlight with a 69-yard touchdown.

This production, which turns 25 next month, has returned to the Brooklyn Academy of Music for the first time in five years.

Ms. Fei’s memoir tells how the birth of her premature daughter went beyond a personal story.

Reciting poetry from memory in an interview, the pianist also talked about a sabbatical he plans to begin after his Perspectives series at Carnegie ends next spring.

Last week, in a gut blow for the movement known as Chavismo, Venezuela turned raw anger over economic hardship into a landslide victory for the political opposition in crucial elections.

The new streaming service Apple Music will show a film of Ms. Swift’s concert in Australia, part of her world tour promoting her latest album.

This concert, an annual event, also featured acts like Demi Lovato, 5 Seconds of Summer, Joe Jonas and Hailee Steinfeld at Madison Square Garden.

Joyce DiDonato stars in this Rossini opera led by Michele Mariotti at the Met.