New York Times

Without proper neuropsychological testing of the president, we can’t know if he has a mental disorder or is a narcissistic bully.

As the baby boomers age, some are choosing to stay in their homes and take in boarders to help pay the rent or lend a hand with household chores.

He acts, he sings, he dances. And in his latest role, the 30-year-old, who shot to fame with “Glee,” is the serial killer who murdered Gianni Versace.

Pitti Uomo booths are stuffed with trendy lettered fashion, although some is said to come from places that exist only in imagination.

A museum show highlights the apprehensions and discrimination L.G.B.T. artists of Arab descent face.

In the battle of prestige series about British queens, the glossy pleasures of PBS’s “Victoria” can hold their own against Netflix’s highly lauded “The Crown.”

A festival at the Juilliard School explores the sounds of contemporary China, without traditional instruments or foreign-based composers.

Art has long been a critical element of social movements. We asked readers to submit work roused by the stories of sexual misconduct roiling society.

Susanna Malkki led works by Debussy, Tchaikovsky and Esa-Pekka Salonen in an impressive follow-up to her debut with the orchestra in 2015.

With more horse-and-buggy traffic than ever in New York State, concerns grow over persistent accidents with motor vehicles.

Mr. Franco’s victory on Sunday became a flash point for women who came forward to say Mr. Franco sexually exploited them or behaved inappropriately.

In marathon talks, the chancellor and the leaders of the other two main establishment parties settled the outlines of a renewed grand coalition.

Small portfolio tweaks, emerging markets and money market funds are options — but prospects for big profits are rare.

Mr. Spader talks about his 100th episode, the pleasures of playing the provocateur and why now is the time for men to keep quiet and listen.

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

The social network has implemented major changes to the types of posts, videos and photos that appear in your News Feed. Here is what you should expect.

Friday: Touring Martin Luther King Jr.’s New York, weekend events, and honoring Dr. King in your own way.

The banking giant earned $4.2 billion after taking a $2.4 billion charge linked to the tax overhaul. Wells Fargo reported $6.2 billion in quarterly earnings after a $173 million charge.

Friday: Mudslide survivors tell their stories, Gavin Newsom calls on President Trump to resign, and tenants target limits on rent control.

Judging by the Consumer Electronics Show, the answer may be yes.