October 8, 2023

New York City’s sprawling public health care system contains one of the largest public art collections in the country.

Farid El Haïry spent most of his adult life as a convicted rapist. Then his accuser changed her story.

A coterie of tech insiders believe that “prediction markets” can fix social ills. Are they right?

UPS, the Hollywood studios and the Detroit automakers appear to have been taken aback by the tactics and tougher style adopted by new union leaders.

The development near Houston offers cheap land and unconventional financing to buyers, many of them undocumented immigrants. Gov. Greg Abbott has called for hearings.

With Democrats worried that a third-party bid could throw a tight race to Donald Trump, President Biden’s top aides have blessed a broad offensive to starve such efforts of cash and ballot access.

At the New York Film Festival, auteurs conjure up moods and sensory experiences that show why the story isn’t always the thing.

The attack by Hamas forces Israel once again to confront the conflict that has haunted it since the creation of the modern state.

Palestinian militants from Gaza raided Israel on Saturday, killing and abducting hundreds. Survivors have begun to recount the most complex attack on their territory in half a century.

A senior Israeli defense official said that an early estimate showed about 700 Israelis were believed to be dead, and Gaza officials said more than 400 Palestinians have been killed.

American and Israeli officials said none of Israel’s intelligence services had specific warning that Hamas was preparing a sophisticated assault.

Emma Goldberg, a journalist on the Business desk of The New York Times, reflects on her evolving beat as tens of thousands of employees return to the office.