New York Times

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

Politics can devolve into a fight between people who believe society is moving upward and those who think all is broken.

The victorious People’s Party needs to reject a coalition with a party with ties to the Third Reich.

Ahmad Khan Rahimi was convicted of carrying out a two-day bombing spree in New York and New Jersey in September 2016. The worst damage occurred on West 23rd Street.

They get credit for changing the game, even when they continue harsh practices.

Uniformity may be the rule, but there are signs that personal expression has not been entirely crushed.

Trump said that some Republicans “should be ashamed at themselves” for failing to support the president’s agenda, including repeal of the Affordable Care Act.

With universities, an international airport and lots of space, the New Jersey city says it is the perfect location for the online retailer’s second headquarters.

Papa Massata Diack has been involved with huge corruption schemes that have tainted global sports, prosecutors claim. He says he can explain everything.

The Obamas have chosen Kehinde Wiley and Amy Sherald: one established artist, one on her way.

Sergeant Bergdahl left his Afghanistan post in 2009 and was held captive by the Taliban for about five years. He was released in 2014 in a prisoner swap.

Here are answers to some questions you might have about the discovery that was announced on Monday.

As she leads a nonprofit’s aid effort, Lymaris Albors channels the anguish stirred by Hurricane Maria into delivering help to her homeland.

The two old friends — and one-time frenemies — both became famous wearing women’s clothing. But don’t call them “drag queens.”

The Supreme Court will decide whether prosecutors can force Microsoft to turn over emails held on a server in Ireland, and in another case, whether American Express violated antitrust laws.

This spirited riff on the long-running HBO hit displays affection for its subject, tempered with a keen eye for its shortcomings.

The Kurdish vote for independence in Iraq is the latest geopolitical crisis to affect a market already weighing the impact of possible new sanctions on Iran.

The national weather service described the storm, Ophelia, as the most powerful ever recorded in the northeastern Atlantic.

Anies Baswedan is sworn in as the last man elected serves a sentence for blasphemy, hinting at the precarious state of religious tolerance in Indonesia.

Three weeks after the Kurds voted for independence, Iraqi forces overtook the Kurdish-held city of Kirkuk and its valuable oil fields on Monday.