September 23, 2016

After decades in which it willed itself to big-city status, Charlotte, in the last decade, has had to grapple with a host of big-city problems.

Civil rights activists and national security veterans fear Mr. Trump’s plan could have the effect of treating minorities with suspicion and singling them out for scrutiny.

Publishers saw their revenue dip early this year compared with 2015, in part because they lacked a runaway hit and the sales of e-books fell sharply.

The writer Dominique Browning, priced out of other parts of Manhattan, discovers a new place to call home.

Slipping in with crowds during intermission, known as second-acting, was once a rite of passage for students and starving actors. But theaters no longer turn a blind eye to the practice.