The Republican presidential candidates made their final, frantic pitch before the state’s primary on Saturday, which comes as a new poll shows Donald J. Trump’s rivals closing in on his comfortable lead.
Pope Francis and Mr. Trump each has diagnosed similar societal issues, seeking followers in seas churning with anger, dislocation, spiritual alienation and economic inequality.
Xiao Gang stepped down on Saturday after facing stinging criticism for amplifying the stock market turbulence of his country and, by extension, the world.
Prosecutors offered a sharp rejoinder to a public statement by Apple’s chief, who said refusing to help the government was a matter of protecting his customers’ privacy.
The rollout of “The Life of Pablo” has been an unprecedented marathon. Will it ever be done? Perhaps that’s the wrong question, Jon Caramanica writes.
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
Albert Woodfox, 69, who spent nearly all of the past four decades in solitude — possibly longer than any other prisoner in American history — reached a plea deal in a 1972 killing in Louisiana.
Mr. Eco was an expert in the arcane field of semiotics whose seven works of fiction included the blockbuster medieval mystery “The Name of the Rose.”
Ms. Lee’s 1960 novel, “To Kill a Mockingbird,” sold more than 40 million copies and became an American classic.
The actor known for box office hits and bizarre performance art chatted up visitors who waited to meet him in an elevator at Oxford University.
A group with octogenarians at its core has been meeting in Manhattan for weekly tennis and conversation sessions for more than 45 years.
The birds put on their most brazen display last week, when a letter carrier felt trapped in his truck and telephoned his boss for help.
It wouldn’t hurt for Democratic Party insiders to acknowledge that the presidential nomination rightly belongs to the majority vote-getter.
If prosecutions against illegal logging continue, tigers and other threatened species will benefit.
In a Room for Debate podcast, Robert Gordon and Jeffrey Sachs discuss whether the era of growth is over or if innovation can save our economic future.
Inadequate funding of the public defender program in Louisiana is a crime.
For most of the women I know in Brazil, the Zika virus has inspired confusion, not fear.
This week’s properties are in SoHo, on the Upper West Side and in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
An apartment with abundant space, indoors and outside, at 150 Charles Street in the West Village was the sale of the week.
