New York Times

Our baseball columnist looks at superstars under chemical clouds. There’s also a trivia quiz.

The Canadian premier said former students of boarding schools in Newfoundland and Labrador “face adversity today” because of their schooling.

When his dream of moving to New York came true, he realized he was leaving his dream woman behind in Sudan. The couple talk regularly, but “even four times a day is not enough.”

As a crucial election nears, leaders like Matteo Renzi are on high alert for fake news and foreign meddling.

We offer tips for avoiding crowds and list the shows worth seeing this holiday season.

Alabamians sense that outsiders often view their state, or look down on it, through their own political and social lens. So college football often serves as a rebuttal, and a point of pride.

The case of Secret Service and other federal uniforms shows just how difficult President Trump’s push to “buy American” is to implement in an age of global trade.

In a sharply worded Instagram post, Ms. Thurman had a message for the producer, who has been accused of sexual assault: “I’m glad it’s going slowly — you don’t deserve a bullet.”

The police said they received reports of gunfire, and responded as if to a terrorist incident, but found no sign of shooting. The station has reopened.

A hiking trip through a glacial ravine crowded with waterfalls and enclosed by sheer cliff faces is just about as breathtaking as it sounds.

The film version of a book often has an unfair advantage. But R.J. Palacio’s best-selling novel offers much more than meets the eye.

Parents claim children were fed pills, jabbed and stripped. While the police have released no conclusions, public ire shows broad anxiety about kindergartens.

Greg Kelly, the former Marine and television personality, marries Judith Grey, an advertising creative director.

At least 235 people were killed when militants detonated explosives and sprayed gunfire at a crowded Sufi mosque near Egypt’s Sinai coast.

I didn’t even know I was looking for the things that now make me happiest.

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

She fell in love with a married man. He told his wife he wanted to split up. How did they all end up as close friends?

A little bit of meat goes a long way, wrapped Sicilian-style around cheese and prosciutto and roasted with bay leaves and olive oil.

There’s so much to do with those Thanksgiving leftovers, whether you make a turkey salad, a spiced turkey pav or a brothy noodle dish.

Across the country, police have prosecuted women for false reports that turned out to be true.