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The woman who launched a generation of copycats makes a home that’s truly inimitable.

Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, an undocumented Mexican immigrant, was acquitted of murder and manslaughter in a San Francisco case that set off a national debate.

Friday: An earthquake gives New York a bit of a shake, weekend events, and the only supermoon of the year.

Major tax legislation should not be passed with extreme haste.

Reluctant to leave their homes and animals unprotected, some Indonesians from near Mount Agung have circumvented government orders.

The Chelsea space gets an appropriate send-off — an improv marathon complete with dance party and Dumpster comedy — before the group moves to Hell’s Kitchen.

Friday: Ghost Ship anniversary, Kate Steinle verdict, Salinas Valley four decades later.

New York City’s program applies to managers but omits a vast majority of workers, like teachers, police officers and park rangers, who are in unions.

A trillion-dollar problem delayed a vote on the Republican tax bill, and the White House has an elaborate transition plan.

As she trimmed my hair I’d relish her stories about moving to New York in 1960 as a “career girl” instead of marrying young down South.

When the rainbow flag drapes every elected official, does it change a city’s hue?

The president is acting more deranged than usual, but Republicans in Congress don’t care.

It was plunder, plunder over generations, that had produced this desolation and violence.

Mr. Kimmel lashed out at Mr. Moore, the Republican Senate candidate in Alabama accused of sexual misconduct, after the two tangled on Twitter.

Mr. Cotton, a senator from Arkansas, would be the youngest person ever to run the C.I.A. should a White House plan to shuffle the cabinet come to fruition.

The city’s recent ferry expansion is bringing a surge of interest to long-neglected neighborhoods on the East River.

Drawing, weaving, monologues — Suzanne Bocanegra turns traditions into surreal delights at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

Schools that trained actors like Robert De Niro and Jessica Lange are facing rising costs, competition from colleges, and shifting cultural attitudes.

Jeremy Dauber’s “Jewish Comedy” looks at laughter across more than 2,000 years.

Safety apps aim to offer assurance on the road.