Tom Brady’s injured throwing hand caused much concern for Patriots fans, but he engineered yet another comeback in a victory over the Jaguars that sent New England to the Super Bowl.

Patriots End a Week of Hand-Wringing With Another A.F.C. Crown

Óscar Pérez, the police officer who commandeered a helicopter and called on Venezuelans to rise up, spoke with The Times in the days and hours before he was killed.

Venezuela’s Most-Wanted Rebel Shared His Story, Just Before Death

The last time a Hispanic actor was nominated for an Academy Award was 2012 and, according to a study, only 3 percent of speaking characters in films are Latino.

After #OscarsSoWhite, Hispanics Seek Their Hollywood Moment

Democrats struggle with a president who says he wants to compromise but then is reined in by his own staff, while Republican leaders are loath to guess at his intentions.

A President Not Sure of What He Wants Complicates the Shutdown Impasse

In a scenario that seemed far-fetched to anyone but the Eagles’ players, Philadelphia rode a huge game by Nick Foles to an appearance in Super Bowl XLII.

Eagles March Past Vikings to Super Bowl, Just as They Predicted

When you escape your life at 45, as in a Thelma and Louise-level escape, you go on a road trip. The writer and her best friends of 25 years picked Marfa, the artist hub in the middle of the West Texas desert, as their destination. 

Marfa Road Trip: Thelma and Louise, With a Happier Ending

Among Persian Gulf states, Qatar was the picked-on little sibling. Gas riches and an independent-minded ruling family changed that. Now it’s in the fight of its life.

Tiny, Wealthy Qatar Goes Its Own Way, and Pays for It

The Swiss conglomerate made a surprise $3.4 billion offer nearly three years after Yoox and Net-a-Porter merged in an all-share deal.

Richemont, Doubling Down on Online Luxury, May Buy Yoox Net-a-Porter

“I’ll Drink to That” has become an invaluable archive for those interested in some of the great characters and personalities in wine.

The History of Wine in 442 Podcasts

Gordon Edelstein made unwelcome advances and crude remarks about women, lesbians and nuns, according to current and former employees. He has been placed on leave.

Long Wharf Theater Leader Is Accused of Sexual Misconduct

Ahmed Saadawi’s novel, set in U.S.-occupied Iraq, is an ingenious updating of Mary Shelley’s classic.

In ‘Frankenstein in Baghdad,’ a Fantastical Manifestation of War’s Cruelties

After years of delay, the Falcon Heavy — a beefed-up version of SpaceX’s workhorse Falcon 9 — could launch in the weeks ahead.

SpaceX’s Big Rocket, the Falcon Heavy, Finally Reaches the Launchpad

As Facebook undergoes a renovation focused on improving its users’ well-being, the company could take inspiration from an app it already owns.

What if a Healthier Facebook Is Just … Instagram?

A photographer who kicked her OxyContin addiction fights on the front lines against the scourge that recalls H.I.V. And she has begun to draw a response.

Don’t Call Her a Victim: After Surviving Opioids, Nan Goldin Goes After the Makers

Officials appear to be warming to the idea of imposing the country’s first national tax on homes to cool a market subject to wild booms and busts.

China’s Housing Market Is Like a Casino. Can a Property Tax Tame It?

Mrs. Fraley’s connection to Rosie was made public in 2016, ending years of speculation over who was the model for the fictional 1940s war worker.

Naomi Parker Fraley, the Real Rosie the Riveter, Dies at 96

Companies are announcing bonuses as a result of the tax cuts but it remains to be seen how much of that money will filter through to workers in the years to come.

Bonuses Aside, Tax Law’s Trickle-Down Impact Not Yet Clear

The Trump administration said it would impose steep tariffs on imports, the first major step by the administration to erect the kind of barriers the president frequently threatened.

Trump Slaps Steep Tariffs on Foreign Washing Machines and Solar Products

Mexico and Canada are expected to offer their own proposals in the Nafta talks. The government will estimate U.S. economic growth in the fourth quarter.

Nafta Talks Resume and Trump Plans to Speak at Davos Economic Forum

A Times tech reporter explains how he ended up on the cryptocurrency beat — and what a strange assignment it’s been since then.

The View From the Bitcoin Bubble

An executive order forbids broadband providers with new or renewed state contracts to block or charge higher fees for faster delivery of websites.

Montana Governor Signs Order to Force Net Neutrality

When we solicited questions last month for our new publisher, A. G. Sulzberger, our readers responded in droves — to the tune of some 2,500 submissions. Here are his responses.

On Trust and Transparency: A.G. Sulzberger, Our New Publisher, Answers Readers’ Questions

Quotation of the Day for Monday, January 22, 2018.

Quotation of the Day: Vacillating President Complicates Talks

The most disruptive designer of his generation is back. But what will it mean for the legions of women who once found their power clothing at Céline?

Céline, Hedi Slimane, and the Grown-Up Woman

As the World Economic Forum convenes in Davos, the powerful are feeling optimistic because of waning worries about populism and global economic growth.

January 22, 2018

Headlines from January 22, 2018

Patriots End a Week of Hand-Wringing With Another A.F.C. Crown

Venezuela’s Most-Wanted Rebel Shared His Story, Just Before Death

After #OscarsSoWhite, Hispanics Seek Their Hollywood Moment

A President Not Sure of What He Wants Complicates the Shutdown Impasse

Eagles March Past Vikings to Super Bowl, Just as They Predicted

Billboard 200

The Greatest Showman

÷ (Divide)

The Beautiful & Damned

24K Magic

Stoney

Historical Context for January 22, 2018