New York Times

Here are the winners of The New York Times/New York Public Library Best Illustrated Children’s Books Awards for 2017.

Crime is down, the city‘s finances are sound and he has made progress on housing. Now, about those subways ...

Mr. Clovis’s name was tied to a former Trump campaign adviser who had pleaded guilty to lying to the F.B.I. over his contacts with Russian officials.

After the hurricane, we’d pinned our hopes on the team. Every victory they pulled off gave us a momentary reprieve.

Woody Harrelson swaggers through this movie, which tries to track the coming into consciousness of Lyndon B. Johnson.

The eight victims of Tuesday’s terror attack on a Manhattan bike lane came from as far as Argentina, and as near as a few blocks away.

What’s really behind fashion’s — and women’s — love of concealing clothes?

Margarita’s, serving Dominican cuisine, is a permanent version of what once was a food truck.

The president ignored both hard-line conservatives and populists and selected a sound nominee to be the next Fed chief.

“Before I turn 67,” she wrote in a personal ad, “I would like a lot of sex with a man I like.” Her encounters were the basis of a well-received book.

In “Travels With Lizbeth,” Lars Eighner recounts the time he spent living on the streets with his dog starting in the late 1980s.

The scientists who identified the Tapanuli orangutan said there are only about 800 left, making them the most endangered of all great ape species.

Found near Madrid, the fossil provides evidence that members of the giraffe family roamed Europe much earlier.

For steady and reliable income, small investors are increasingly looking to buy parking spaces in cities where parking is limited and pricey.

The Year of Atwood continues, as Sarah Polley’s adaptation finds in the past what “The Handmaid’s Tale” foresaw in the future.

The smoldering governor’s race in Virginia reveals the depth of the president’s power to shape the Republican Party of 2017.

Mr. Abrams was known both for his diverse, unclassifiable music and for helping to found a long-running Chicago-based musicians’ collective.

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

The question hovers over a weeklong festival in Pingyao: Can you create and showcase independent films in a country that frowns on independence, much less dissent?

The e-commerce giant posted strong results for its most recent quarter but still faces challenges that include growing outside of its core business.