July 29, 2016

The convention in Philadelphia was a carefully calibrated assault on the Republican coalition, designed to welcome voters unwilling to vote for Donald J. Trump.

In interviews, women across the country said they believed that a female presidency could be a force in their own lives, even if they did not yet know how.

Mrs. Clinton urged voters to unite against the divisive policy ideas and combative politics of Donald J. Trump.

In a speech that included displaying a copy of the Constitution, a father rebuked Donald J. Trump and gave voice to Muslim Americans.

With home prices so high, buying a place together with others may be the quickest path to homeownership.

Commercial aerospace start-ups are attracting access to investors with deep pockets and an abundance of software talent.

A sophisticated and lucrative bot operation on the secondary market for tickets is coming under scrutiny from legislators.

The data was only a slight improvement from the first quarter and showed how weaker government outlays held back growth, reinforcing a trend that has hobbled the recovery in recent years.

Following the drop in rates after the Brexit vote in June, refinancing applications rose to the highest level since January 2015.

Ahmed Abdul Qader, released a year and a half ago, said: “I cannot live my life regularly. I try, but it is like part of me is still at Guantánamo.”

Mr. Glaser, 87, created one of the most potent images of the last century, I ♥ NY, a rallying symbol when the city and state were in crisis in 1977.

Lee Saunders, president of the biggest unions in the United States, has become an increasingly important voice in Washington. But that may no longer have the same currency it once did.