February 1, 2020

The narrow vote came after Republican senators said they did not need to hear more evidence, and pressed toward acquitting President Trump next week.

In pressing toward their preordained vote of acquittal, Senate Republicans made it clear they see their fortunes and futures intertwined with the president’s.

Consumer confidence has rebounded since recession warnings in the summer, particularly among voters who don’t lean toward either major party.

Why are Roc Nation and the N.F.L. doing business this Super Bowl weekend? Well, social justice is expensive.

Britain is remaking itself again. The shape of its society and economy, and its place in the world, are very much up for grabs.

A Times investigation found widespread bullying and harassment of employees and models. The company expresses “regret.”

With the Iowa caucuses set to kick off the primary season on Monday night, a Democratic race that began as a contest of ideas and ideologies has given way to a fixation on electability.

At critical turning points, Chinese authorities put secrecy and order ahead of openly confronting the growing crisis and risking public alarm or political embarrassment.

His acquittal in the Senate assured, the emboldened president will take his victory and grievance to the campaign trail, no longer worried about congressional constraint.

Many viewers don’t care about the game but watch for the commercials. Not these.

Chris Voss details how empathy, bargaining and other tactics can be applied to landing travel perks, avoiding travel penalties and more.

Led by the Washington bureau, dozens of reporters, editors and other staffers are collaborating around the clock.