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The #MeToo Moment: Art Inspired by the Reckoning
Art has long been a critical element of social movements. We asked readers to submit work roused by the stories of sexual misconduct roiling society.
Review: A Conductor’s Exciting Return to the New York Philharmonic
Susanna Malkki led works by Debussy, Tchaikovsky and Esa-Pekka Salonen in an impressive follow-up to her debut with the orchestra in 2015.
Quaint Buggies, With a Deadly Side
With more horse-and-buggy traffic than ever in New York State, concerns grow over persistent accidents with motor vehicles.
Women’s Accusations Follow James Franco After Golden Globes
Mr. Franco’s victory on Sunday became a flash point for women who came forward to say Mr. Franco sexually exploited them or behaved inappropriately.
Merkel Takes Step Toward New Government for Germany
In marathon talks, the chancellor and the leaders of the other two main establishment parties settled the outlines of a renewed grand coalition.
For Bond Investors, Low Expectations in a Low-Yield World
Small portfolio tweaks, emerging markets and money market funds are options — but prospects for big profits are rare.
James Spader Still Lives for the Surprise of ‘The Blacklist’
Mr. Spader talks about his 100th episode, the pleasures of playing the provocateur and why now is the time for men to keep quiet and listen.
Donald Trump, N.S.A., Facebook: Your Friday Briefing
Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
Facebook Is Changing. What Does That Mean for Your News Feed?
The social network has implemented major changes to the types of posts, videos and photos that appear in your News Feed. Here is what you should expect.
New York Today: New York Today: Following in Dr. King’s Footsteps
Friday: Touring Martin Luther King Jr.’s New York, weekend events, and honoring Dr. King in your own way.
JPMorgan’s 4th-Quarter Profit Weathers $2.4 Billion Charge Tied to Tax Bill
The banking giant earned $4.2 billion after taking a $2.4 billion charge linked to the tax overhaul. Wells Fargo reported $6.2 billion in quarterly earnings after a $173 million charge.
California Today: California Today: In Montecito, Shock Over Lost Lives and Homes
Friday: Mudslide survivors tell their stories, Gavin Newsom calls on President Trump to resign, and tenants target limits on rent control.
On the Runway: Is the Fashion Wearables Love Affair Over?
Judging by the Consumer Electronics Show, the answer may be yes.
Op-Ed Columnist: Just Say It: Trump Is a Racist
We can’t know what’s in his heart. We can accurately describe his behavior.
Japan Balks at Calls for New Apology to South Korea Over ‘Comfort Women’
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe could miss the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics as tensions with Seoul flare anew over World War II-era sex slaves.
From Norway to Haiti, Trump’s Comments Stir Fresh Outrage
In a meeting with lawmakers, President Trump said the United States needed more immigrants from places like Norway and fewer from Haiti and African countries.
Ties: We Were Snubbed by Our Dead Dog. Twice.
When people we knew who had cancer said our dog came to them in their dreams, I was jealous. Why didn’t he visit us?
Op-Ed Columnist: The Republicans’ Fantasy Investigation
Republicans would rather defend Donald Trump than find the truth.
Op-Ed Contributor: Catherine Deneuve and the French Feminist Difference
Simone de Beauvoir viewed America’s war between the sexes as unproductive and alien. She’s still shaping Frenchwomen’s views today.
Op-Ed Contributor: Will the Pope Address Sexual Abuse in the Chilean Church?
Francis must confront the crimes of a Chilean priest, Fernando Karadima, who was protected from punishment for decades.