Three senators asked for data on forms filed by the bank, which former employees say contained negative comments as retaliation against whistle-blowers.

Wells Fargo Faces Scrutiny for Black Marks on Ex-Employee Files

Some workers at Trader Joe’s stores, including one who says he was fired for lacking a “genuine” smile, have complained about their treatment and of safety lapses.

At Trader Joe’s, Good Cheer May Hide Complaints

Investors contend that the way a chicken pricing index used by grocery stores is compiled has kept the retail price of chicken artificially high.

You Might Be Paying Too Much for Your Chicken

Seldom have the candidates’ divergent approaches to campaigning been on more vivid display than in the final days of the race.

Clinton Pushes Minority Turnout as Trump Tries to Rally His Base

In Lynn Nottage’s latest play, the bonds among working-class friends and family unravel as the local economy falls apart.

Review: The Jobs Are Gone in ‘Sweat.’ So Are People’s Hopes.

Corner markets and grocery stores are closing across the city, changing the tenor of a neighborhood and forcing some to rethink their daily routines.

Where Did My Supermarket Go?

While the presidential campaigns have been preoccupied with issues beyond the economy, the report refocuses attention on the crucial issue of jobs.

Last Economic Snapshot Before the Election Shows Healthy Job Growth

Secretaries of state, who oversee ballot measures on issues like gun control and the minimum wage, are courted by interest groups and industries with billions of dollars at stake.

These Officials Help Write Ballot Questions. Companies Write Them Checks.

The idea that we can solve problems by building physical barriers is a persistent human fantasy.

The Walls in Our Heads

With the finish line in sight, political headaches and quietly intense rallies have consumed Mrs. Clinton’s final week as a presidential candidate.

Hillary Clinton Sees Ugliness, and Joy, in Race’s Closing Days

Plans known as 403(b)’s often have mediocre investment choices and high fees; here are some ways to do something about it.

How to Fix a Retirement Plan at a School or Nonprofit

A self-driving bus being tested in Finland holds promise for reducing cities’ dependence on cars.

A Slow Ride Toward the Future of Public Transportation

The implication is that contemporary classic music is a specialty that an ordinary audience doesn’t appreciate. But there are ways out of this kind of thinking.

Just Why Does New Music Need Champions?

Bridget Anne Kelly and Bill Baroni were found guilty of conspiracy and wire fraud in the bizarre scheme to close access lanes to the bridge in September 2013.

2 Ex-Christie Allies Are Convicted in George Washington Bridge Case

The 2016 presidential campaign, with its unsavory issues and unpopular candidates, has proved challenging to the staff of the satirical website The Onion.

How to Satirize This Election? Even the Onion Is Having Trouble

Creation of the kind of single-family townhouse with a wine cellar and a lap pool shrinks the New York rental market and can add to homelessness.

Destroying an 11-Apartment Structure to Build a Mansion

Angela Mao was as famous as Bruce Lee when she was a martial arts film star during the 1970s. Then she seemed to vanish. It turns out she’s been in Queens this whole time.

Searching for Lady Kung Fu

Ms. Bove, who has a new solo show at David Zwirner, says she thinks of her inner self as large. Well, her sculptures are even larger, much larger.

Sculpture’s Woman of Steel, Carol Bove

Consensus emerges among politicians, including both presidential candidates, that companies’ foreign profits should be brought back to America. But how?

A Stranded $2 Trillion Overseas Stash Gets Closer to Coming Home

A jury found liability on the part of the magazine, its parent company and the author of the article.

Rolling Stone Loses Defamation Case Over Rape Story

It has been 21 years since the World Chess Championship was last held in New York, and the game has boomed. But the question remains: Is it possible to get American audiences excited about an activity without action?

World Chess Smackdown on South Street! Be There!

In “Kings of War,” the director Ivo van Hove adapts five history plays into a conflagration of corruption, factionalism and political viciousness.

Review: Shakespeare’s Take on the Game of Thrones

In economically challenged Sunderland, the local side runs the risk of becoming the worst team the Premier League has ever seen.

A City Laid Low, Its Team Even Lower

This channel’s new daytime block includes “All in the Family” and “The Mary Tyler Moore Show.” Good shows, but they don’t quite scream, “independent film.”

SundanceTV’s Identity Crisis: Indie by Night. Innocent by Day.

Quotation of the day for Friday, November 4, 2016.

Quotation of the Day

Catherine Anne Davani was a Papua New Guinean judge. She was the first female to serve as a judge of the Supreme Court of Papua New Guinea from 2001 until her death.

November 4, 2016

Headlines from November 4, 2016

Wells Fargo Faces Scrutiny for Black Marks on Ex-Employee Files

At Trader Joe’s, Good Cheer May Hide Complaints

You Might Be Paying Too Much for Your Chicken

Clinton Pushes Minority Turnout as Trump Tries to Rally His Base

Review: The Jobs Are Gone in ‘Sweat.’ So Are People’s Hopes.

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Suicide Squad: The Album

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Historical Context for November 4, 2016