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What to Cook: What to Cook This Weekend
There’s so much to do with those Thanksgiving leftovers, whether you make a turkey salad, a spiced turkey pav or a brothy noodle dish.
Opinion: When Sexual Assault Victims Are Charged With Lying
Across the country, police have prosecuted women for false reports that turned out to be true.
‘Nothing Against You’: For a Black Man Covering Race, the Story Is Never Far From Home
Being surrounded by racial diversity, my conversation in a California diner suggested, can make people feel more comfortable with biases and stereotypes.
Ireland Edges Toward Snap Election as Government Teeters
A motion of no-confidence in the deputy prime minister, filed by the main opposition party, could end a fragile coalition just as Dublin wrestles with Brexit talks.
Consensus? No, Thanks. German Politics Suddenly Get Messy.
The breakdown of coalition talks may signal the end of the country’s postwar tradition of compromise. Not everyone thinks that’s a bad thing.
Tech Tip: Ways to Stop Facebook From Eating Your Battery
The mobile app for the social network can be a bit of a battery hog, but you can do a few things to rein in the power grab.
Chloë Sevigny on Playing an Addict in ‘Downtown Race Riot’
Ms. Sevigny talks about starring in the new play, beating up stuffed animals for Pussy Riot and moving back to Manhattan.
The Right Way to Paint Your Apartment, According to a Pro
Painting seems easy — until you’re stuck finishing at 2 a.m. Here’s how to do it the right way without driving yourself nuts.
Oscar Pistorius’s Murder Sentence Is Increased to 15 Years
South African prosecutors had said the six-year sentence that the sprinter received for killing his girlfriend in 2013 was “shockingly lenient.”
Serbia’s Brand of Reconciliation: Embracing Old War Criminals
Despite the conviction of Gen. Ratko Mladic for war crimes, Serbia’s collective memory of its role in the Yugoslav civil wars is more forgiving.
Critic’s Notebook: Fool Me Twice? Yes, Please
A pair of magic shows set in unusual sites have even jaded New York audiences happily losing their minds.
New York Today: New York Today: Finding the Perfect Tree
Friday: Christmas tree-hunting tips, guided hikes through city parks, and a history of sidewalk tree vendors.
Ask Well: Am I at High Risk for a Heart Attack?
Physicians use a number of different factors to assess your risk of having a heart attack or stroke.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Germany Embraces a Third Gender. What’s Next?
The country has taken a big step forward, but its politicized gender wars could lead to a backlash.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Bad News on ‘Good’ Girls
What parents want for their sons versus their daughters can set up dangerous dynamics in the future.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Oh, No! Live Drama and Unwritten Humor
Let us give thanks for those occasional onstage mishaps that make even the feeblest theatrical productions memorable.
Moving to the East End for Good
The allure of Long Island’s North Fork has convinced some weekend homeowners to shift gears and move out full-time.
From Atari (Remember It?), a New Console With Old Games
The Flashback, a top seller at Dollar General, is squeezing lots of nostalgia out of a retro product this holiday shopping season.
An Unfinished ‘Phantom Opera’ Is Completed With Love
Pauline Oliveros died last year, leaving “The Nubian Word for Flowers.” The surreal meditation on colonialism that she created with her partner, Ione, debuts on Thursday.
Travel Tips: How to Get the Most Out of Farmers’ Markets While Traveling
Some tips from the acclaimed chef Alain Ducasse. First up: arrive early.