New York Times

“Their bravery changed the world,” Ms. Bee said of the women who came forward against Mr. Moore.

Bill Pullman stars in this Montana-set western, which tips its cowboy hat to classics of the genre.

More than a thousand children are counting on Nora Sándigo to become their guardian if their undocumented parents are deported. How many of those promises will she now have to keep?

Mr. Harington discusses “Gunpowder,” his new historical thriller on HBO, and what his character does and doesn’t share with Jon Snow.

In Paris, it was Birkins at dawn, and under the gavel.

The actor and co-author of, most recently, “Otherworld” has been reading a lot of plays. “There is such an admirable fearlessness in that world.”

A Vanderbilt neuroscientist has discovered an unusual but shockingly fruitful way to study our most enigmatic organ.

Visit the New York City that could have been in this 360 video and explore the exhibition at the Queens Museum called “Never Built New York,” showcasing hundreds of projects that could have dramatically changed the look of the city.

The party’s over, and it’s time to drag yourself out of bed and set your home to rights.

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

Naomi, Christy, Gisele, Gigi, Versace: a surprising trend of the year reaches its apogee.

The latest national survey of adolescent drug use found declining use of most substances, including alcohol, tobacco, prescription opioids and stimulants.

The two journalists, accused of trying to obtain official documents illegally, could face up to 14 years in prison.

Rebel Conservative lawmakers joined opposition lawmakers in a 309 to 305 vote to insist on a formal vote on Britain’s plans to withdraw from the European Union.

Representative Dan Johnson, a first-term Republican, was accused of molesting a 17-year-old parishioner nearly five years ago at the evangelical church he led in Louisville.

President Trump, never one to accept blame, said the Democratic upset in Alabama proved he was right all along, and he gave little indication that he would shift course.

The Federal Reserve continued to slowly increase interest rates, and it said the tax bill was unlikely to increase its pace of doing so.

My uncle’s experience reporting on the Freedom Riders in 1961 has always chilled me the deepest.

The nominee, Michael L. Dourson, had faced criticism on several fronts for his ties to the chemical industry.

His conduct has spurred women to action.