Mr. Trump has suggested a heavy tax on companies that move jobs overseas, but Republican leaders are pushing back, saying they don’t want a trade war.
Excluded from the Affordable Care Act because of politics, thousands of poor Americans grapple with the toll — physical and psychological — of being uninsured.
Even as Mr. Trump met with Al Gore, he continued to court opponents of climate control policies for key government posts.
The group of luminaries advising Mr. Trump on job creation is missing Mr. Musk, and he has arguably re-envisioned how the nation can revive its manufacturing.
Edgar M. Welch of North Carolina was charged after a shooting at a Washington restaurant he thought was tied to child abuse.
The past year has brought a series of political shocks to the continent, but 2017 promises to be even bumpier.
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo of New York ordered the examination after an investigation by The Times found that black inmates were punished and denied parole at higher rates than white ones.
The deadly fire in Oakland has brought attention to an illegal housing boom and prompted questions about whether the building should have been shut down.
The presence of many hundreds of veterans — organizers were anticipating 2,000 or more — adds another potent layer to a fight in North Dakota that is already steeped in sharp contrasts.
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The evidence suggests that what works is not therapy that focuses on the child — such as play therapy — but coaching and training for the parents.
The condition, affecting up to 5 percent of the population, is uncomfortable but not necessarily dangerous.
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A riverboat braves choppy currents, malarial mosquitoes and the threat of pirates to provide justice on the Amazon.
The U.S. fared poorly, as usual, in a worldwide ranking of students’ test scores, but it showed some significant gains.
The bonus of not finishing first in group play could mean a team, such as Real Madrid, will have a softer landing entering the knockout rounds.
A forum predicts that brands will fail if they do not evolve with a rapidly changing world.
In New York City, where the loathed fixtures sometimes linger over sidewalks for years, a new bill would require that they be taken down within six months of going up.
In “The Undoing Project,” Michael Lewis tells the story of Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman, and how they changed our understanding of human rationality.
The Times is highlighting some of its most engaging journalism of the year, including where Americans and nutritionists disagree on which foods are good or bad.
Andre Dawson, the Hall of Fame outfielder and a member of the veterans committee, said that baseball writers should decide the legacy of players tainted by steroids.
Millions of people did not vote illegally, but top Republicans are happy to let the country believe they did.
It’s happening, so the U.S. should work with Russia for the least bad outcome.
James N. Mattis’s nomination as defense secretary raises questions over civilian control.
Gertrudis Torres said her son and daughter have given her motivation to beat the disease, even as her substantial grief and her weakened physical strength made the challenge seem impossible at times.
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In Room for Debate, chess champion Garry Kasparov and others discuss whether technology is moving too fast.
Disinformation and disputed facts are old problems. What’s new is the erosion of any authority that defines what’s true.
Governments and conservation groups must work to stop the killings of wildlife rangers.
Dogpatch, an artsy neighborhood with an industrial flavor on the eastern side of San Francisco, is in the midst of a building boom.
