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The composer Thomas Adès’s audacious new opera based on Luis Buñuel’s surreal 1962 film “The Exterminating Angel” triumphed at the Metropolitan Opera.

Among the factors that will affect where the company chooses to put its new headquarters: cost, diversity, universities — and coffee roasters.

Hear Brian Eno and Kevin Shields's new track, plus songs from Rhye, Sleigh Bells and more.

It became the first country to withdraw, a month after a U.N. commission called for a criminal inquiry that might lead by to Burundi’s leaders.

He is put on probation and will have to attend D.U.I. classes after being found asleep at the wheel.

Surgeons are testing older patients to see how likely they are to survive procedures.

The secretary of education’s calendar tracking her daily meetings is full of sessions with leading advocates of vouchers and charter schools.

This textured white wine, from the Anjou region of the Loire Valley, is a beautiful expression of the chenin blanc grape.

The Rev. Al Sharpton, the bride’s father, had advice: “You can start life in one place and end up in a better place if you work hard enough and believe in yourself.”

Here he also talks about manliness, body image and setting boundaries with his hormonal co-stars on “Stranger Things.”

The New York Times has been covering the opioid epidemic — from when it started bubbling up in towns around the United States years ago to now, as it decimates communities and families.

TEFAF, the grand daddy of art fairs, comes to the Park Avenue Armory. Here, a few highlights you shouldn’t miss.

New podcasts hosted by lawmakers put them in a quasi-journalistic role. They do not fare well.

For serious animal lovers, pets are like family. And doesn’t every family member deserve his own space?

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

In the late 1960s, Japanese musicians put their spin on American pop. A new archival series is bringing them to the West for the first time.

The long-promised directive fulfills a vow but falls short of the national emergency declaration President Trump had pledged.

Friday: An 18-year photo project on California, rising gas taxes, and a cartoon depiction of the Santa Rosa disaster.

Todd Haynes’s “Wonderstruck” is one of the first major features since “Children of a Lesser God” to star a deaf actress in a deaf role.

Adam Bryant has interviewed 525 chief executives through his years writing the Corner Office column. Here’s what he has learned.