New York Times

Grisham’s new novel translates the ethical and economic issues raised by student-entrapping practices into the high drama of a swift legal thriller.

Building a huge coal-mining complex makes no sense when the world is finally moving toward renewables.

Thomas J. Spota, the Suffolk County district attorney, was indicted on charges of trying to derail an inquiry into James Burke, the former Suffolk County police chief.

A 26-hour ride from Johannesburg to Cape Town paired perfectly with emotional visits to Joburg and Soweto.

Fox News is handing its 10 p.m. slot to a sharp-tongued friend of President Trump and Steve Bannon.

Researchers found shellfish in a tank closed their shells when they heard frequencies similar to noises made by cargo ships and underwater oil exploration.

At some point in each life, a massive wave of objects — diaries, photos, letters, clothes, perhaps a piano — breaks over us.

The Radio City Rockettes have owned Christmastime for more than eight decades. But they have yet to create a warm-weather franchise.

Authorities were searching Wednesday for a suspect in a shooting that killed a Grambling State University student and his friend after an altercation on the Louisiana college's campus.

Writers from across the political spectrum consider the Arizona senator’s fiery words about the president.

Military quilts made by men during the 18th and 19th century are, pure and simple, eye dazzlers.

Many in the country are asking themselves how, after the national trauma of election violence 10 years ago, they have ended up yet again in a muddled election.

The muralist Santi Moix has completely transformed the 1,100-year-old St. Victor — joining the list of contemporary artists remaking religious spaces.

Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona told CNN that he could not “run the kind of race that I would be proud of and win in a Republican primary at this time.”

Some kids are pushing their schools to change how they talk about gender.

Out of change for a tip in Tokyo in 1922, the physicist offered a bellboy some advice scribbled on hotel notepaper. This week it was auctioned.

Wanda Ramirez, who has schizophrenia, used to smoke marijuana to get her through the day. During treatment, art therapy fostered her love of drawing.

Guide dogs are taught to keep the blind safe. Now they’re being trained to help guide visually impaired runners in road races — and maybe, someday, in a marathon.

Why was the Supreme Court unable to rule on a last-minute petition to delay the election?

A finding gave weight to theories of skulduggery tied to the 1961 crash of the plane carrying the United Nations chief Dag Hammarskjold.