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The N.B.A. wants to run a 2017 sports business, and even teams that have historically resisted change are getting on board.

President Trump is smashing the pillars of the G.O.P. brand. Democrats should grab them.

The House approved the tax plan Tuesday afternoon. The Senate is expected to vote as early as Tuesday evening. However, last-minute changes will force the House to vote on the bill again.

Definers Public Affairs, whose top executives include a lawyer who had investigated E.P.A. employees critical of the Trump administration, pulled out of a federal contract.

The virtual currency stockpile that Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss began amassing in 2012 is now worth around $1.65 billion. They have no plans to sell.

In an industry relying heavily on workers from overseas, the administration’s efforts to limit visas have companies looking to relocate north.

The museum listened to critics before reissuing a study that set off a backlash — with concessions.

Ms. Farrell talked to our critic about George Balanchine; her life as a dancer; and her company, which closed shop this month.

It's the busiest holiday travel season in years, but don’t go canceling Christmas just yet. Here are some ways to avoid the bustle.

Roscoe Boyd II kept his diagnosis a secret for years. A speaker at a prayer breakfast was part of his inspiration to become an advocate for those living with H.I.V.

Myriam Gurba’s “Mean” adds a necessary dimension to the discussion of the interplay of race, class and sexuality in sexual violence.

At the Club House, a medical man-cave opening this week, a guy can get his private procedures without (gasp) women.

The focus on child care may conceal a bigger barrier to female participation in the labor force: tending to the growing ranks of aging family members.

The human rights lawyer thinks she has a good defense for her client, one of five accused Sept. 11 plotters imprisoned at Guantánamo Bay — if the government ever actually lets the case go to trial.

An N.F.L. spokesman said the league has “not found one to date that we were comfortable with to deploy.”

Saudi Arabia said its air defenses had taken down a rocket aimed at residential areas, while the rebels said they had been targeting a royal palace.

Dogs can face special hazards in the colder months, ranging from cracked paws and dry skin to electrocution or immersion in a frozen pond.

Christopher de Hamel’s “Meetings With Remarkable Manuscripts” uses a dozen rare illustrated volumes to transport readers back to the medieval world.

Microsoft eliminated forced arbitration agreements with employees who make sexual harassment claims and is supporting a proposed federal law to ban such agreements.

Cue the Julie Andrews: After 17 years in the West Village, Kurt Gutenbrunner’s base camp still stands apart from other Austrian restaurants.