December 9, 2022

Audra McDonald stars in Adrienne Kennedy’s 1991 play about the worst imaginable crime and the world that made it inevitable.

The kind of critically praised dramas that often dominate the awards season are falling flat at the box office, failing to justify the money it takes to make them.

This year has seen the highest number of resignations in two decades.

The movement’s leading intellectuals told us to fear killer robots. They didn’t think to mention the crypto billionaire next door.

As its influence grows, the country is poised to become a big energy supplier to Europe, which has turned away from Russia after its invasion of Ukraine.

The restrictions that drove people into the streets last month are being rolled back. But many of those who demonstrated say they want more.

Xi Jinping’s visit to Saudi Arabia highlights Beijing’s renewed bid to compete with Washington after years of preoccupation with the pandemic.

A 19th-century fad, octagonal houses don’t appeal to everyone. But that’s one more thing to love about them.

A new federal program offers hefty payments to small hospitals at risk of closing. But it comes with a bewildering requirement.

While other N.F.L. owners sail on their yachts far from prying eyes, Jim Irsay roams the country showing his museum-quality memorabilia and jamming with rock legends.

Vittore Carpaccio, a great Renaissance painter (and a dish’s namesake), re-emerges with his first-ever survey in the U.S. It’s anything but uncooked.

In this unsettling moment, comedians, filmmakers, playwrights and others have been struggling against a long-ingrained American response to look away.