New York Times

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

Shows and films caught up in harassment scandals have become radioactive, and the culture is wrestling with where to draw the line.

After phone calls with world leaders and a golf outing with Tiger Woods, the president had time to revisit a favorite grievance: the selection of person of the year.

Jennifer Gammell has turned the holiday shopping event into a tradition, with lines at Target and Toys ‘R’ Us and a Thanksgiving buffet at King’s Hawaiian.

President Sisi, like his predecessors, thinks brutality will defeat militants. It won’t.

An iconic American company is closing stores and cutting costs as part of a turnaround it hopes will retain loyal customers and attract new ones.

For decades, her shop on the Upper West Side of Manhattan was a fixture in the lives of writers desperate to keep the words flowing.

American forces dropped thousands of gallons of tear gas, defoliants and other weapons during the conflict.

A trove of diaries and personal effects of the slain Beatle were stolen from Yoko Ono by her driver, the police said. The driver says otherwise.

Cigarette makers are being forced by a court to run ads saying, surprise, that smoking kills. But you won’t hear an apology for their deception.

Republicans couldn’t kill Obamacare. Their latest plan could be almost as damaging to people’s health.

Thanks to Trump, a mining project that threatened fish is back in play.

And the Trump administration wants to make for-profit colleges even less accountable.

A defector’s condition is a window into Kim Jong-un’s slave state — and the countries that abet it.

Ending state and local tax deductions may result in eventual tax increases, not tax cuts, at the federal level.

Americans who were driven to shop for Christmas deals — and turn a profit — were in line early and on their devices in droves.

The C.F.L. has added a bye week and eliminated padded practices during the season to reduce concussions and other injuries. Would it work in the N.F.L.?

Waste from a shoe factory has tainted groundwater in a Grand Rapids suburb. Some residents are skeptical of Michigan officials, who botched the response in Flint.

Former Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa succeeded the leader he helped to topple, Robert Mugabe, who had held the office since independence 37 years ago.

In the Trump era, we’ve reached peak domestic hatred.