At the 18th hole, fans were everywhere as Woods walked down the fairway. The chants for him were everywhere, too.

A Cast of Thousands Joins Tiger Woods on His Victory March

Four back operations derailed Woods’s career, but he returned to the PGA Tour this season and at 42 staged one of the more remarkable comebacks in sports history, winning the Tour Championship.

Tiger Woods, Golf’s Dominant Force, Hoists a Trophy Once Again

With Book 6 of “My Struggle,” the famous Norwegian author completes the saga of his life — a work perfectly suited to the age of the blog.

What’s More Appealing: Eight Seasons of ‘Suits’ or Six Volumes of Karl Ove Knausgaard?

The moves to assert control over Catholic and Protestant churches reflect a broader effort to establish control over society under President Xi Jinping.

With Vatican Talks and Bulldozers, China Aims to Control Christianity

Companies are reconsidering where to put their factories as the trade war mounts, but few places can match China’s convenience and reliability.

Trump’s Tariffs May Hurt, but Quitting China Is Hard to Do

Mr. Rosenstein talked last year about invoking the 25th Amendment to remove the president and secretly taping him. Those conversations were revealed last week.

Rod Rosenstein’s Job Is Safe, for Now: Inside His Dramatic Day

A trial enrolling new patients resembles “an experiment that would be conducted on laboratory animals,” one advocacy group said. 

Trial by Fire: Critics Demand That a Huge Sepsis Study Be Stopped

Opera Philadelphia’s O18 festival, which continues through Sunday, has more success with standard offerings than out-of-the-box events.

A Hotbed of Operatic Innovation Wins With Tradition

Robert Greenblatt is stepping away with NBC No. 1 in the ratings. His departure comes at a time of nearly unprecedented change at the highest ranks of the broadcast networks.

NBC’s Entertainment Chief Leaves in Latest Broadcast TV Shakeup

On television and in print, Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh on Monday began a remarkable campaign to defend his nomination to the Supreme Court, even as new accusations emerged.

Brett Kavanaugh Vows to Fight ‘Smears’ and Will Not Withdraw

Authorities keep arresting people said to be bosses of wildlife trafficking, but that isn’t making a dent in the problem. 

How to Stop Poaching and Protect Endangered Species? Forget the ‘Kingpins’

As technologies threaten to displace service workers, unions are making job protection and new opportunities a priority in contract talks.

Hotel Workers Fret Over a New Rival: Alexa at the Front Desk

Kyrsten Sinema, the Democratic nominee in Arizona, has made her story of childhood homelessness a central part of her political identity. But documents and contradictory statements raise questions about it.

A Senate Candidate’s Image Shifted. Did Her Life Story?

The giant retailer will begin requiring lettuce and spinach suppliers to contribute to a blockchain database that can rapidly pinpoint contamination.

From Farm to Blockchain: Walmart Tracks Its Lettuce

The Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and some high school friends described themselves in a yearbook as “Renate” alumni. The woman they were referring to is furious.

Kavanaugh’s Yearbook Page Is ‘Horrible, Hurtful’ to a Woman It Named

Tenby, Wales, has quickly become a favorite stop on the global Ironman circuit. But the race has also changed the local population, which now claims to have more triathletes per capita than anywhere else on earth.

Iron Town

Arkansas is the first state to test it, and thousands have been kicked off the program.

One Big Problem With Medicaid Work Requirement: People Are Unaware It Exists

My goal, in writing about the annual hacking and cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas, was to show a more nuanced portrait of the hacker community, while protecting my data.

When Reporting on Defcon, Avoid Stereotypes and A.T.M.s

Delta and American Airlines are among the carriers that are charging more for checked bags. But a few tricks can help travelers avoid those fees altogether.

Bag Fee Creep, and How to Fight It

Shimon Attie’s latest art installation is a barge that shows a silent film, timed to coincide with the United Nations General Assembly.

Cruising New York’s Waterways This Week: Portraits of Former Refugees

Kevin Johnson, the C.E.O., notified staff of a restructuring to help the company accelerate its global growth, particularly in rising markets like China.

Starbucks Plans Reshuffling That Will Trim Executive Ranks

Want to Seem More Likable? Try This

The weeklong festival at locations throughout the city will feature musical performances, discussions, workshops and a film series. It starts Oct. 27.

Festival in New York Will Look at Death From Many Angles

Quotation of the Day for Monday, September 24, 2018.

Quotation of the Day: Sexual Harassment Allegations Wipe a Name Off the Map

Telltale Games, which developed games with strong stories based on “The Walking Dead,” “Game of Thrones” and Batman, said that critical praise “did not translate to sales.”

September 24, 2018

Headlines from September 24, 2018

A Cast of Thousands Joins Tiger Woods on His Victory March

Tiger Woods, Golf’s Dominant Force, Hoists a Trophy Once Again

What’s More Appealing: Eight Seasons of ‘Suits’ or Six Volumes of Karl Ove Knausgaard?

With Vatican Talks and Bulldozers, China Aims to Control Christianity

Trump’s Tariffs May Hurt, but Quitting China Is Hard to Do

Billboard 200

Egypt Station

Kamikaze

Look Up Child

Zoo

Scorpion

Historical Context for September 24, 2018