New York Times

The chancellor’s inability to form a coalition government could push continental elites to become more accountable to the public.

As sexual assault allegations continue to pour in against famous men, the late-night hosts have begun to address them with regularity.

Our critic says comedy feels stagnant right now, dominated by the same stars. It’s time to make room for up-and-comers.

Twitter should scrap a founding principle — everyone gains equal footing and any behavior is tolerated — and create a new system that rewards positive contributions.

Bolivian architect Freddy Mamani is gaining fame for his elaborate, electric style of architecture that he sees as part of a movement embracing local culture and traditions.

Enjoy an elegant yet comforting meal after the festivities have died down.

How teenage boys and young men wearing makeup are affecting beauty norms.

For years, liberals have tried, and failed, to create their own version of conservative talk radio. Has Crooked Media finally figured it out?

The company said hackers had stolen 57 million accounts and that the breach was kept secret. In the aftermath, it fired its top security executive.

Her failure to form a governing coalition could lead to new elections amid a growing threat from the right.

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

The United Nations Command accused North Korean troops of violating the armistice by firing weapons and crossing the border to chase a defector.

Created to keep invalid claims from hurting companies, consumers and the economy, a government panel faces an existential threat in a case before the Supreme Court.

A strain of malaria resistant to two drugs, including artemisinin, which was once seen as a miracle cure, is spreading, and experts fear that it could reach Africa.

A Justice Department complaint alleges that a vast private Chinese conglomerate used commercial and diplomatic channels to bribe African officials and win contracts.

Billy Crudup is having a blast as a Midwestern sad sack and his English alter ego in David Cale’s one-man, double-life play at the Vineyard.

Some Senate Republicans are appalled by Donald Trump? Then deny him tax reform.

Longtime ties to Russia have led to some suggestions that Dana Rohrabacher, Republican of California, is a valued asset there. He has laughed it off, but now investigators are calling.

A rollback of net neutrality regulations would represent a significant victory for companies like AT&T and Comcast and would amount to a strike against consumers.

The ruling went further than a similar one last month by blocking a policy that prohibited gender-reassignment surgery at the government’s expense.