August 29, 2020

The authorities said an earlier sexual assault charge was the reason for the restraints, which were removed on Friday.

The national political conventions over the last two weeks set the battle lines for the election’s remaining weeks. Joe Biden is focusing on President Trump’s virus management, while the president is hammering a law-and-order message.

A few dedicated New Yorkers are masters of the 1970s club dance, which has become a social media sensation.

Some patients are still receiving staggering bills. Others don’t qualify because conditions other than Covid-19 were their primary diagnosis.

“Squeeze Me,” Hiaasen’s new novel, is an unabashedly political satire full of his signature high jinks.

Never before has a convention by a major party felt compelled to call such a diverse array of speakers to defend the character of a sitting president.

The actor, who died Friday at 43, exploded the parameters of what biographical moviemaking ought to be.

The Times will no longer include the programming lineup in its print edition, ending an eight-decade run.

When editors of The New York Times for Kids put together a package about race, their driving priority was simple: Put kids’ experiences first.

Years of observations in central Italy show that more carbon dioxide percolates through Earth’s crust during periods of strong seismic activity.

Despite challenges, the N.B.A. continues to build its e-sports program, saying it generates sponsorship revenue and provides valuable data on viewing habits of cord-cutters.

A long-term plan for separate lives is the wisest choice for all parties.