New York Times

Police charged the neighbor, Rene Boucher, 59, with assault after he admitted to tackling Mr. Paul while the senator was mowing his lawn.

At least 26 people were killed during morning services at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Tex. This is what we know.

The once-unthinkable is becoming ordinary.

For Tuesday’s elections, here are The Times’s recommendations in major races and on ballot proposals.

A guilty verdict for Mr. Bundy could reinforce Washington’s control of 640 million acres of public land, while an acquittal could embolden those who ignore federal rules.

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

Trumpism has taken over the G.O.P. because the party was mostly there already.

Pieter Abbeel, a Berkeley professor, is part of the team that has started Embodied Intelligence to make it possible for robots to learn on their own.

We need a tax plan based on a vision that is actually prosocial, not just a reward for donors.

The House tax overhaul raises taxes on high-income earners who make their money through labor, but delivers a huge tax cut to passive business owners.

Voters gave strong backing to center-right and populist parties, setting the stage for national elections next year.

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Top Olympic leaders are said to be considering barring Russia’s flag and anthem from next year’s Winter Olympics in response to its doping violations.

Writers from across the political spectrum take on gun control and the effectiveness of prayer in the wake of the mass shooting at a church in Sutherland Springs, Tex.

Mr. Rosenthal’s images of the South Bronx from the 1970s and ’80s documented an area in distress, but they emphasized the survival of the human spirit.

Roza Livshits was 5 when the Nazis invaded Belarus. She never saw her parents again. In New York, she said, an aid agency has become her “everything.”

Rather than introduce new ideas, the mayor used a speech to business leaders on Monday to stress the threat posed by President Trump’s tax proposal.

The outpouring of letters and calls I have received since announcing my plans to leave office speak to a nation deeply worried about its leadership.

Two years after debate over Woodrow Wilson rocked campus, the Princeton and Slavery Project is unveiling new research into the university’s uncomfortable past.

When an Uzbek man was accused in the deadly attack in Manhattan, fellow immigrants in Brooklyn shook their heads in shame and disgust.