April 4, 2016

President Obama’s aides and Judge Merrick B. Garland’s allies have concluded that acting as if the Supreme Court nomination is going ahead is the best way to pressure adversaries.

Conditions for the technology may actually be more favorable in China than in the United States because of aggressive support from the government.

Does the $140 million civil award against Gawker for its posting of a sex tape starring the retired wrestler Hulk Hogan mean that the culture as a whole is saying “Enough”?

Years of safety lapses as well as petty annoyances reveal how a grand vision of American liberalism has collided with reality.

Ryan Arcidiacono, the Wildcats’ captain, motivates his teammates with passionate speeches, a contribution at least as important as his play on the court.

Something of an odd couple — a thrill-seeking general manager and a reticent manager — Cashman and Girardi are beginning their ninth season together.

Hillary Clinton appeared beatable in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. But Mr. Sanders has failed to fully take advantage.

Marketers are taking restrained approaches to advertising in apps to avoid antagonizing users, focusing less on overt promotion.

Alaska Air Group is betting $2.6 billion that the airline industry is so consolidated after years of mergers that what it needs is another takeover.

Zipline, a start-up based in California, raised $18 million and partnered with the small African country to shuttle packages of blood and emergency medicine.

Residents say they have been stunned to read evidence that priests they knew were secretly abusing children — findings a grand jury report called “staggering and sobering.”

The luxury retailer known for wedding registry finery plans to close its sole brick-and-mortar store in Manhattan on April 16.