August 29, 2021

In the large budget bill now in Congress, supporters of the measure see a rare opportunity to advance a popular policy.

Taliban leaders have promised amnesty to Afghan officials and soldiers, but there are increasing reports of detentions, disappearances and even executions.

Poverty and politics have left the state with fewer doctors and nurses than it needs and hospitals on the brink of shutdown.

The strike eliminated what U.S. officials called an imminent terrorist threat. With the military evacuation of Afghans over, the United States and others say they will still get people out.

From “son of” to mogul in his own right: Robert Allbritton just became the unlikeliest winner of the new media sweepstakes.

The prospect of “another Katrina” has haunted New Orleans, and the rest of the nation.

White-capped waves appeared on the Mississippi River as winds uprooted trees, tore roofs from buildings and knocked out power for hundreds of thousands across the state.

Through one employee of Dominion Voting Systems, a Times Magazine article examines the damage that false accusations can inflict.

As companies navigate vaccine requirements, a high-profile Silicon Valley trial is set to begin.

Quotation of the Day for Sunday, August 29, 2021.

Falling on the Olympic stage is an unthinkable scenario for any athlete. Isaiah Jewett turned it into something else entirely.

Stickney, who endured first one amputation and then another, has put off surgery to chase a world record. After years of pain, she is closer to it than ever.