New York Times

So long, you! Who’s back? Me’s back!

People loved some of my columns in 2017. But not these.

The end comes for a dining destination with three Michelin stars; the chef and the general manager fell out with the owner.

The Brandeis professor is in charge of a commission backed by the most powerful players in the industry. The hard part is figuring out what comes next.

A chaplain is part of the team for about three-quarters of England’s professional teams, offering spiritual or secular counseling to the players.

An Army captain escorts an old enemy and a young widow from New Mexico to Montana in Scott Cooper’s violent modern horse opera.

As the government’s war on abortion and even birth control mounts, Trump is trying to remake the courts with the least diverse nominees in decades.

Thursday: Homelessness continues to rise steadily, train technology lags and California’s first governor.

Here’s what you need to know to start your day.

From T regulars to industry newcomers, here are some of our favorite faces of 2017.

The police said the man who drove an S.U.V. into a crowd, injuring 19 people, was mentally ill and had a history of drug abuse.

Victims of abuse by Catholic priests in the Boston Archdiocese say they are still angry that Cardinal Bernard F. Law was never brought to justice for his role in the church’s cover-up.

Congress mandated in 2008 that all passenger rails have automatic-braking systems. And yet preventable, deadly accidents keep occurring.

Did Goebbels’s secretary do anything more than type? This documentary lets viewers judge.

Thursday: A look back at some of the city’s happier moments, celebrating the winter solstice, and our readers share their best news of 2017.

Despite a poor cancer prognosis, it thrills me to awaken at 2 or 3 a.m. Trepidation and grief dissolve in the weird awareness of still being alive.

While objective data can be useful, some experts question the value of trackers.

The strategy: Appease the rich on the front end; punish the poor on the back.

Here’s an episode-by-episode survey of Season 2 of “The Crown” and a look at how some of the events it depicts were covered in The New York Times.

The host of “Full Frontal” said, “Of course Armageddon is the one thing that Trump happens to get done with absolute precision.”