New York Times

Residents of Moran, Tex., depend heavily on the company whose products enable high-speed gunfire, and say a ban would be disastrous, and unconstitutional.

President Trump’s condolence call to the widow of a slain soldier was outside the usual range of encounters with presidents, wounded service members and families of those killed said.

Under a new law, the first in the nation, residents will no longer be limited to identifying themselves as either male or female on state documents.

Thursday: Defectors talk about their new lives in New York, a discussion on how to tackle climate change, and an exhibition of North Korean art.

I’ve covered genocide in Sudan and children being blown apart in Iraq. I’ve been dispatched to earthquakes, hurricanes and famines. But Rajuma’s story stopped me.

She’s always been outspoken, honest and unfiltered. But now the singer is taking more control of her sound, with a new album, “Meaning of Life.”

An Oslo building seen as a symbol of social democracy, and damaged in a deadly 2011 car bombing, is to be torn down, with its artworks relocated.

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

Mike Bartlett’s “Albion” riffs on Chekhov to give a fresh view of modern-day England, but a French play in a new translation proves suffocating.

Its de facto capital is falling and its territory is shrinking. But is the Islamic State losing its war, or starting a new one?

A teenager asking, ‘What choice did you make?’ is often wondering, ‘What choice should I make?’

A dramatic show of support from a minor party has put Ms. Ardern in line to be the country’s youngest prime minister in more than 150 years.

Ahmadis insist on calling themselves Muslims. We mainstream Muslims insist on calling them heretics.

To revamp the most boring superhero in the Marvel pantheon, the company turned to an eccentric indie filmmaker from New Zealand. Will Americans like the view inside Taika Waititi’s head?

The “Daily Show” host said of Mr. Weinstein, “This guy keeps getting worse and worse.”

Steve Bannon has as much use for honor as a pornographer for dress.

Auto executives say they are committed to taking on climate change, but industry lobbyists are undermining fuel economy and emissions standards.

The president has manipulated the American people with outrageous lies.

The failure of the Obama-era savings program shows what both parties get wrong about inequality.

A chilling report with echoes of the bureau’s persecution of black activists a half century ago talks of the threat from “black identity extremists.”