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The creator of the media men spreadsheet speaks; Amazon unveils its second-headquarters shortlist; and we said goodbye this week to Mathilde Krim, a mobilizing force in an AIDS crusade.

Women’s marches drew more than a million people a year ago. This time around, they come amid a broader cultural challenge to men’s power and privilege.

The past year has been an emotional roller coaster. Did it feel long, or did the time fly by? It depends.

A captivating and often polarizing writer, Mr. Lester traveled through a labyrinth of religious and ethnic identities, including a conversion to Judaism.

Women will follow Clinton’s lead right into the White House.

Children don’t live in a bubble, so why do we try to shelter them from conflict?

What life has been like as an imam during Donald Trump’s first year in office.

The best way to evaluate President Trump’s first year in office is to compare him not with the great presidents but with the worst.

In shattering comforting fictions about how things work in America, he’s made us face our country’s lack of decency and shame. Finally.

I’ve had a year of deep disagreement very close to home.

Our president is an authoritarian in his Twitter feed and nowhere else.

The president’s universe is a place of dread, not deals.

Raising my son is making me want to be a better person.

Romance novels taught me that sexual pleasure was something women could not just hope for but insist upon.

Hindu extremists smashed up the film set, pulled the director’s hair and threatened to behead the lead actress. “Padmaavat,” the most potentially explosive Indian film in years, opens Thursday.

An ideological movement hasn’t taken over the party — yet.

Daniel Mallory submitted “The Woman in the Window,” a psychological thriller, under a pseudonym. His own publishing house bought it.

Mr. Bocuse was a leading figure in the pathbreaking culinary movement known as nouvelle cuisine.

Baltimore’s crime problem has a host of seemingly intractable causes. Will an insider be able to fix what an outsider could not?

The musician’s system showed traces of fentanyl and oxycodone, among others. A statement from Mr. Petty’s family said he was prescribed “various pain medications for a multitude of issues.”