An examination of the Trump Organization reveals a distinctly family business fortified with longtime loyalists that operates less on standardized procedures and more on a culture of Trump.
The term once referred to fabricated accounts intended to deceive, but many on the right have turned it against news they see as hostile to their agenda.
A presidential race that made fools of pundits and prognosticators suggests reporters should hew closely to hard facts and leave received wisdom on ice, our columnist writes.
Donald J. Trump’s remarks linking immigration to terrorist threats resonate in Hendersonville, N.C., where little is known about Islam.
Mr. Michael, the English songwriter who sold tens of millions of albums in the 1980s and ’90s as part of the duo Wham! and on his own, was found dead on Sunday at his home. He was 53.
An international study found that cold weather is responsible, directly or indirectly, for 20 times more deaths than hot weather.
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The story of a teenager who had searched for wild roots to eat but poisoned himself instead seemed to embody everything that had gone wrong amid a national economic crisis.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could be forced to choose between supporting settlement construction, condemned at the United Nations, or a two-state solution with the Palestinians.
The Supreme Court will weigh hearing a challenge to a policy of charging “booking fees” — a trend in strapped municipalities.
World Wrestling Entertainment is trying to bring body slams and drop-kicks to a country where other companies have run into government restrictions.
The D, E and F lines are most affected, and some Manhattan stations are closed, including at Seventh Avenue and 53rd Street.
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It is hard to know when or how much to get exercised over culinary cultural appropriation when it is class that is really at issue, Ginia Bellafante writes.
From grand flourishes to austere experiments, these rooms are simply breathtaking.
The Times is highlighting some of its most engaging journalism of the year, including a climb to the top of 1 World Trade Center in virtual reality.
Luckily, there’s a bulwark against any attempt to roll back the progress made.
A president’s popularity used to depend on growth. Now it depends on geopolitics.
Trouble is brewing for millions of families.
A selection of the year’s most riveting photographs.
Idi Diallo practiced every day in Ivory Coast, even as gunfire surrounded him. He made his way to the United States, and is still striving to become a professional soccer player.
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In a Los Angeles neighborhood, a newspaper written by youth might be more important than ever.
We avoid it, but we can’t separate it from the act of living.
Four women share a two-bedroom, creating a de facto Jewish sorority.
