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A Good Appetite: Want to Pamper Your Holiday Guests? Make Gougères
Served still warm from the oven, pancetta and sage gougères are an indulgent and elegant hors d’oeuvres.
Your Money: Under New Tax Plan, the Cost of Aging Could Rise
If the tax bill removes medical expense deductions, many people could lose over $10,000 annually.
Everything You Wanted to Know About Baseball’s Intriguing Two-Way Player
And now the questions to go with his signing: Is it Otani or Ohtani? Is he really a pitcher and a hitter? Is there precedent for such a player?
Review: ‘Brooklyn Nutcracker’ Is Simply, Imperfectly Charming
Diverse in multiple ways, “The Brooklyn Nutcracker” combines ballet and hip-hop — with a superb Arabian belly dance number, too.
The New Old Age: Some Older Smokers Turn to Vaping. That May Not Be a Bad Idea.
Tobacco use is hazardous at any age, but older smokers are particularly vulnerable to the health effects. More of them are exploring an alternative: e-cigarettes.
In ‘Coco,’ Death Is the Point
A villain’s demise, a parent’s absence. That’s how death used to figure in animated movies for children. Thanks to Pixar and now “Coco,” that’s changing.
On College Football: Leading Army’s Running Game, Two Years After He Nearly Walked Away
Army quarterback Ahmad Bradshaw has come a long way: 1,472 yards this season, and much further off the field.
Playlist: The Playlist: Seun Kuti and Santana Sound an Alarm, and 10 More New Songs
The week's most notable new songs, from Migos to Johnny Mathis.
Golden State Warriors’ Go-to Guy Doesn’t Play a Minute
Laundry, luggage, logistics ... there are 48 minutes in an N.B.A. game and about 20 hours in Eric Housen’s workday as he guides the team from one city to the next.
Why Is Fashion Having an Astral Moment?
Buzz Aldrin has attached his name to a line of street wear — just one sign that space is exerting an outsize influence on pop culture.
The Adopted Black Baby, and the White One Who Replaced Her
Amid the simmering racial tensions of the time, a family in Illinois made a wrenching decision that sent a black girl and a white girl on diverging paths.
Where There’s Smoke, There Are the Traffic Reporters of Los Angeles
As fires rage in Southern California, airborne reporters have become guiding lights in the chaos.
At Columbia, Three Women, 30 Years and a Pattern of Harassment
Former graduate students say over decades the same professor made sexual advances toward them, and their reactions illustrate changing norms on campus.
City Kitchen: A Spinach Lasagna Worthy of a Holiday Feast
Time-consuming but magnificent, this is a lasagna fancy enough for holiday dinners.
The Polish Parliament Reshapes Courts, Drawing Criticism
Critics say the new legislation threatens judicial independence, and is little different from similar measures that were rejected last summer.
E.U. and Japan Reach Deal to Keep ‘Flag of Free Trade Waving High’
The agreement would cover more than a quarter of the world’s economy. Leaders on both sides said it carried strategic as well as economic importance.
Road to Recovery
In the aftermath of the death of our son, we felt sad, and proud — and empty. So, as a family, we tried to find ourselves on the open road.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: What Doctors Should Ignore
Science has revealed how arbitrary racial categories are. Perhaps medicine will abandon them, too.
Trilobites: Actually, You Do Want to Know How This Sausage Gets Made
Starter bacteria used in salami made by industrial manufacturers are safer, but result in less flavorful dried sausage than the artisanal process.
Op-Ed Contributor: Not All Men Are Monstrous
Stephen Marche addresses comments from readers about the male libido.