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5 Shows to See if You’re in New York in November
“Brigadoon” appears (briefly), Amy Schumer steps onto Broadway and an acclaimed musical returns to a bigger stage.
Sony’s Fortunes Improve, From Rising Profit to a Return for Aibo
The Japanese electronics giant has projected what would be its largest-ever annual operating profit, and announced a revival of its mechanical dog.
Sayfullo Saipov, the Suspect in the New York Terror Attack, and His Past
The authorities spent Tuesday digging into the past of Mr.Saipov, an Uzbek national who was named in the Manhattan attack that killed eight.
The Daily: Listen to ‘The Daily’: Mueller’s Strategy, and an Attack in New York
We look at the Russia investigation, internet giants’ hearings on Capitol Hill, and the terrorist attack in Lower Manhattan.
Republicans Delay Releasing Tax Bill, Signaling Trouble for Party
The bill was delayed for another day as Republicans struggled with cutting tax rates without alienating key constituencies by eliminating popular tax breaks.
New York Today: New York Today: A Terror Attack in Manhattan
Wednesday: What you need to know about the deadly attack, celebrating women’s suffrage, and the final mayoral debate.
Ongoing Trump Migraine: His Initial Foreign Policy Team
As he closed in on the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, Donald J. Trump named foreign policy advisers who are now under scrutiny for Russia ties.
Education Life: 10 Things to Know About Getting Into Your Dream College
There’s no magic formula for getting into a selective college, but here are some lessons from a longtime observer to help you navigate the process.
Phys Ed: Running a Marathon? Think Hot Tub, Not Ice Bath, Afterward
Muscles recover better after exhausting exercise if they are warmed than if they are chilled, a new study finds.
Australia Bans Climbing on Uluru, a Popular Site Sacred to Indigenous People
The giant sandstone slab, also known as Ayers Rock, is revered by the Anangu people, and its management has become a symbol of Indigenous rights.
Mangled School Bus, Bodies Everywhere in Manhattan; ‘It Was Surreal’
A truck ramming bicyclists. The driver emerging with weapons drawn. For those who saw the attack, it was as confusing as it was gruesome.
Op-Ed Columnist: Who Won the Reformation?
It wasn’t Protestants or Catholics; it was commercial interests and the authoritarian state.
Feature: Greta Gerwig’s Radical Confidence
In her directorial debut, the writer and actress has created a character rarely seen onscreen: a young girl who loves herself.
Best of Late Night: Colbert Slams Kelly’s Explanation of the Civil War
Responding to the chief of staff’s remarks blaming “a lack of compromise,” Stephen Colbert said, “What do you think caused World War II, a zoning issue?”
Road Trip: How I Rolled on the Crescent: New York to New Orleans by Rail
Just about everyone, it seems, wants to take a long train trip. Here’s what it’s really like, from roomette to dining car (plus a delay or three).
Nonfiction: James Madison’s Zigzag Path
Noah Feldman’s new biography of the fourth president paints a picture of a man of great political flexibility.
Nonfiction: ‘I Hear She’s a Real Bitch’: A Swaggering, Feminist Restaurant Memoir
The Canadian restaurateur Jen Agg shows she’s eager to curse and digress like the most macho of them.
Big Music in Small Rooms: Throat Singing
Experience an intimate show of Inuit throat singing from Tanya Tagaq and Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory in Iqaluit, on the edge of the Canadian Arctic. Ms. Tagaq will perform at Carnegie Hall on Sunday, Nov. 5.
The Interpreter: Did the World Get Aung San Suu Kyi Wrong?
There were warning signs. But people typically see what they want to see, and never more so perhaps than when they are in search of a hero.
Dodgers 3, Astros 1 | Series tied, 3-3: With a Rally and a Romp, Dodgers Top Astros and Force Game 7
Down by a run with just four innings left in Game 6, Los Angeles found a way to break through against a dominating Justin Verlander. Game 7 awaits.