December 7, 2023

After staving off collapse by cutting costs, many young tech companies are out of options, fueling a cash bonfire.

Videos from Elijah Wood, Mike Tyson and others have been used — unknowingly to them, it seems — in social media posts and Russian news coverage critical of Ukraine’s leader.

The action began with a walkout by mechanics in October, but has spread to include blockades by other unions. Tesla has pushed back through the courts.

Other governments, particularly in Europe, are trying to counter the Biden administration’s industrial policies with their own incentives.

The arrival of Krispy Kreme in France is just the latest advance in a decades-long invasion by U.S. fast food in the land of Michelin chefs and long leisurely meals.

The Sand Land mine near Southampton sits on top of a protected groundwater area that environmental activists fear could be harmed by the operation.

New York’s Bellevue Hospital performs thousands of the lucrative surgeries a year, even on Rikers Island prisoners and other inappropriate patients.

Ava DuVernay’s new feature film, adapted from the Isabel Wilkerson book “Caste,” turns the journalist into a character who examines oppression.

Israel has recovered a trove of material that its military has used to assess the extent of the group’s attack plans, and its tactics and abilities, information reviewed by The Times shows.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute reimagines the record of fashion, celebrating designers known but also those long, and wrongly, forgotten.

Republican legislators argue that the Biden administration has been ill-equipped and unmotivated in a technology fight with Beijing.

A state court judge said a woman whose fetus was diagnosed with a fatal condition could legally obtain an abortion despite the state’s bans.