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Sports
Brazil Feels the Familiar Sting of Failure
DOHA, Qatar — Once more, then, Brazil’s World Cup ends in the dance the country has come to know better…
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Newyork
A Princeton Student Died. Her Classmates Want to Know What Happened.
In the absence of information, anxiety and panic spreads on campus.
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Newyork
‘The Only People They Hit Were Black’: When a Race Riot Roiled New York
It was the summer of 1976. New York City verged on bankruptcy, struggling even to stage a celebration of America’s…
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Business
In a Future Filled With Electric Cars, AM Radio May Be Left Behind
Carmakers say electromagnetic interference causes static and noise on AM transmissions, annoying customers. Broadcasters say they could lose a connection…
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World
Rights Advocates Honored at Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony
KYIV, Ukraine — Human rights advocates in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus are being honored on Saturday at the Nobel Peace…
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Style
The Misfires Are the Point: Dressing Gen Z for ‘The White Lotus’
The show’s costume designer sees your mean tweets. Here’s how she created the younger characters’ divisive looks.
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Style
The Wife Left, but They’re Still Together
After a pandemic dip, the number of married couples “living apart together” has started to rise again. And women, in…
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World
Transgender Americans Feel Under Siege as Political Vitriol Rises
Language about pedophiles and “grooming” of young children has intensified a movement, reminiscent of campaigns dating to the 1970s, that…
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World
She Came Out of Nowhere, and Now No One in France Can Ignore Her
Sandrine Rousseau is using her talent for grabbing headlines with provocative ideas to shift the focus of the national debate…
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World
Can Humans Find Common Ground? Sure. Just Start With Sea Slugs.
Can Humans Find Common Ground? Sure. Just Start With Sea Slugs. By Amy Harmon In the process of reporting this…