New York Times

The F.B.I. will set up billboards around Las Vegas seeking tips about the gunman and his motive. “If you know something, say something,” the signs will say.

With President Trump set to decertify the Iran nuclear accord, European signers of the deal hope to dissuade American lawmakers from restoring punitive sanctions.

Columbine. Virginia Tech. Sandy Hook. We are survivors and the family of the dead. We call on Republican leaders to take action after the massacre in Las Vegas.

The disgraced Hollywood mogul promises to be a better progressive if given a second chance. Feminists shouldn’t fall for it.

“Contraception is anti-baby,” says the American Life League. O.K., not a sentiment most Americans share.

The devices are just one of many ways that you can make a semiautomatic weapon fire like an automatic.

The Trump administration released its second report on market regulations, recommending fewer disclosures and more investor access.

The virulent bacteria MRSA flourishes in locker rooms, on gear and on players’ skin, and the fight to prevent infections includes high-tech solutions like a chemical fog.

The storm obliterated nests during what scientists had hoped would be a record year for leatherback and green turtles.

Pathologists at Princess Margaret Hospital discovered more than 1,200 adulterants in supposedly natural supplements, including drugs and animal tissue.

Like other Dominican major leaguers, Rafael Devers of the Red Sox was reared, in part, on vitilla, a game that uses a swerving cap for a ball.

Science fiction and fantasy, long dominated by Western mythology, are growing more diverse, with novels that draw on African mythology and legends.

The official result sets up a potential showdown with Madrid, as separatists had pledged to make the result binding within 48 hours and unilaterally declare independence.

Some people are using a special class of I.R.A. — self-directed ones — to invest their nest eggs with a philanthropic twist. But it has its risks.

Figures indicate individual stockholders prefer the status quo in corporate boardrooms and on governance matters. Don’t believe it, experts say.

In a new cultural history of the origins and readings of the Genesis story, Stephen Greenblatt traces a long arc.

It takes practice to make these crisp golden crepes, but a tip from Anita Jaisinghani of Pondicheri makes them a little more accessible.

A genetic analysis showed that a stick insect found on another island was the same species as one that had been wiped out by rats on Australia’s Lord Howe Island.

Floyd Conrade had just checked into a room on the 31st floor of the Mandalay Hotel. Right above him was Stephen Paddock. Here’s what he heard.

One survived an ax attack; another, acid; a third, torture. But in an Afghan women’s shelter they helped one another, and now their lives are changing.