February 17, 2022

Lawyers sympathetic to revisiting libel law say several cases in the courts could be used to re-examine longstanding Supreme Court precedent.

The former president has spent decades inventing facts and figures to suit his needs. Now, dropped by his accountants, he is making new claims.

Employers love to talk about “authenticity.” But psychologists say nearly everyone uses some form of deception to get a job.

Transplant recipients, cancer patients and millions of other Americans with risk factors feel ignored and abandoned as their neighbors, and their government, seek a return to normal.

Patrick Gelsinger is back running a company he first joined at 18. The chip maker was a Silicon Valley titan that lost its luster. As the world craves chips, the C.E.O. has faith he can fix it all.

The settlement was portrayed as a win-win for 39 states and the loan giant Navient. But thousands who received predatory loans will still have to pay.

Competing after a positive test for a banned substance, the teenager Kamila Valieva placed fourth in the individual skating event after having been the presumed favorite. Her teammates won the gold and silver medals.

After 22 years, Teresa Reichlen, a “low-key” Hitchcock blonde, steps into her next chapter: motherhood and running a gallery.

A survey of her trailblazing, 40-year career in Manhattan shows us how, as a Black artist, she survived and thrived.

The deal that brought his podcast to Spotify is said to be worth over $200 million, more than was previously known. Accusations that he spreads misinformation have roiled the company.

Former President Donald J. Trump and two of his children had sought to block Letitia James, the attorney general, from interviewing them under oath.

A labor shortage that began as businesses reopened from pandemic lockdowns is helping to push up pay. The Fed is watching carefully.