Mr. Trump, offering no evidence, suggested to a crowd in New Hampshire that Mrs. Clinton may have been on drugs during their last debate.
How email conversations revealed by WikiLeaks made the author a talking point for Mr. Trump.
Speaker Paul D. Ryan finds himself in a singular abyss, desperate to maintain the voter enthusiasm needed to preserve Republican control of Congress, yet unable to defend his party’s presidential nominee.
What if paying workers more, training them better and offering better opportunities for advancement can actually make a company more profitable, rather than less?
Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s deputy crown prince, is trying to overturn tradition and reinvent the economy. He also spent $550 million on a yacht.
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In the workplace, standing up for yourself may mean having to overcome some of your cultural upbringing.
As Bob Dylan has said, his songs “didn’t get here by themselves.” Here’s a sampler of his influences, from Woody Guthrie to the Kinks, alongside the tracks he made famous.
The European-Russian ExoMars spacecraft will release a lander on Sunday. Both spacecraft and lander will arrive at Mars this week to search the Martian atmosphere for methane and other gases.
In South Korea, military service is compulsory for young men, even pop stars, who perform in military bands and at an annual promotional festival.
The American black bear, who became an internet sensation for strolling around neighborhoods on his hind legs, was believed to have been killed during a five-day hunting season in New Jersey.
The dismissal of Bruce Eugene, the coach of a team in Brooklyn, over charges of recruiting and enrollment violations, has locked players, parents and administrators in a bitter dispute.
A guide to cultural highlights taking place in New York.
Brian De Palma’s “Carrie,” now out on Blu-ray, may not seem as scary today as it did in 1976, but it did help the careers of Mr. De Palma and Stephen King.
The group was founded on Oct. 15, 1966. A look back at The Times’s coverage reveals the influence of the F.B.I. and how reporting on race and activism has evolved.
Mr. Armstrong is inescapable these days. His band, Green Day, has a new album. He’s starring in an indie film. And “American Idiot” is becoming an HBO movie.
Will the G.O.P. candidate unwittingly inspire a new bipartisan feminism?
My French husband doesn’t always introduce me, and our chances of divorce are high, but that’s no reason not to “marry out.”
Urban legends, anxious times and disenfranchised men in makeup.
It’s the logical thing to do. But I know you still won’t do it.
Readers discuss the risks and benefits of ranked voting.
Gone are the days when you could list your apartment and watch the offers roll in.
