New York’s Hasidic Jewish religious schools have benefited from $1 billion in government funding in the last four years but are unaccountable to outside oversight.

In Hasidic Enclaves, Failing Private Schools Flush With Public Money

Some are nostalgic for the silence they had at home, especially since in-office perks, aimed at luring people back, can make it harder to concentrate.

So You Wanted to Get Work Done at the Office?

Some traders worry that the $25 trillion U.S. Treasury market is becoming more fragile, and the Federal Reserve’s removal of support could make it worse.

Fed’s Exit Puts World’s Biggest Bond Market on Shakier Ground

Alcohol taxes have been stagnant for years. But after the pandemic sent alcohol-related deaths soaring, activists in Oregon said higher taxes could save lives.

Rise in Deaths Spurs Effort to Raise Alcohol Taxes

This composer’s latest stage work, at San Francisco Opera, is his most straightforward, but also his least inspired.

Review: In ‘Antony and Cleopatra,’ John Adams Goes Conventional

In Commonwealth nations with British colonial histories, Queen Elizabeth’s death is rekindling discussions about a more independent future.

With Queen Gone, Former Colonies Find a Moment to Rethink Lasting Ties

With little public notice and accelerating speed, child poverty fell by 59 percent from 1993 to 2019, according to a comprehensive new analysis that shows the critical role of increased government aid.

Expanded Safety Net Drives Sharp Drop in Child Poverty

At this weekend’s D23 Expo in California, Bob Chapek worked to rebrand himself after a difficult start to his tenure.

At Corporate Pep Rally, Disney C.E.O. Pitches Warmer, Fuzzier Side

Russia’s military setbacks may be weakening President Vladimir V. Putin’s reputation at home as a savvy geopolitical strategist.

Russia’s Retreat in Ukraine Pokes Holes in Putin’s Projection of Force

Russia acknowledged that it had lost nearly all of the northern region of Kharkiv after a blitzkrieg thrust by Ukrainian fighters.

Ukraine Routs Russian Forces in Northeast, Forcing a Retreat

Alcaraz, the 19-year-old Spanish sensation, beat Casper Ruud of Norway in four sets to capture his first Grand Slam championship and take the top spot in the ATP world rankings.

Carlos Alcaraz Wins U.S. Open Men’s Singles Title, and Becomes No. 1

Sometimes, the most specific areas of coverage allow journalists to ask — and attempt to answer — big, universal questions.

The Big, Wide World of Narrow Beats

In his memoir, the co-founder of Rolling Stone magazine is serenaded by Springsteen, nursed by Midler and breaks bread with Bono. There’s journalism, too.

For Jann Wenner, the Music Never Stopped

Britons are surrounded by visible symbols of Queen Elizabeth II’s death but relatively reserved in their grief.

Britain’s Mourning Rituals

Back on the road after more than a decade, emo’s most theatrical outfit let its songs and fans provide the drama as it revisited its anthems about fearlessness and individuality.

My Chemical Romance, Reunited and It Feels So Bruised

The European Central Bank lifted its key rates three-quarters of a percentage point. Many employers have set this month for workers to return to the office. 

The Week in Business: A Trump Deal in Limbo

At N.Y.U. Skirball, an exploration at the edges of beauty and death, with touches of Wagner.

Review: In John Jasperse’s ‘Visitation,’ Mortality Seduces

A writer escapes the usual expectations by leaving the city for a house of her own in rural Denmark.

Home at Last in the Wind, Rain and Isolation of the North Sea Coast

Mayfield, the former Cleveland quarterback, was discarded after the team successfully recruited Deshaun Watson as his replacement. But leading Carolina, Mayfield could not out-duel Watson’s stand-in.

In Lieu of Revenge, Baker Mayfield Is Humbled Again by the Browns

Quotation of the Day for Sunday, September 11, 2022.

Quotation of the Day: 2 Bright Young Stars Each Need to Win 3 Sets to Reach No. 1

Marion Siéfert’s “_jeanne_dark_,” about a shy teenager beginning to express her sexuality, contains no nudity yet still ran afoul of Instagram’s opaque policies.

Why Did Instagram Pause This Play? Its Creators Still Don’t Know.

A new season of the dark science-fiction thriller on Epix continues a tradition of smart, atmospheric genre series from the French channel Canal+.

‘War of the Worlds’ Review: Dystopia à la Française

The Steelers defense returned to form and A.J. Brown gave the Eagles the receiving target it has lacked as the N.F.L. wobbled in the first week of the regular season.

What We Learned From Week 1 of the N.F.L. Season

Drones are increasingly testing Taiwan’s capacity to respond to China's growing military pressure. Soldiers shot one down recently and are ramping up defenses.

Chinese Drones: The Latest Irritant Buzzing Taiwan’s Defenses

The Italian brand made the sun rise on a new kind of street wear.

September 11, 2022

Headlines from September 11, 2022

In Hasidic Enclaves, Failing Private Schools Flush With Public Money

So You Wanted to Get Work Done at the Office?

Fed’s Exit Puts World’s Biggest Bond Market on Shakier Ground

Rise in Deaths Spurs Effort to Raise Alcohol Taxes

Review: In ‘Antony and Cleopatra,’ John Adams Goes Conventional

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God Did

Un Verano Sin Ti

Between 1&2: 11th Mini Album (EP)

Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers

Dangerous: The Double Album

Historical Context for September 11, 2022