New York Times

Monday: Questions for the newest columnist at The Los Angeles Times, the fight between California and federal officials, and a historic Grateful Dead concert.

There was consensus from the stage and dissonance on the red carpet in a broadcast that was half party, half protest.

With crime at lows not seen in decades, but drug addiction and untreated mental illness still persistent problems, some say it may be time to rethink the size of forces.

Stephen K. Bannon, who is quoted in a new book calling Donald Trump Jr.’s meeting with Russians in 2016 “treasonous,” said that Mr. Trump was “both a patriot and a good man.”

Humans formed social networks long before social media, so why not put them to use?

The new book about Trump’s White House suggests a dangerous mental instability.

Many of us can use a periodic kick in the pants to help keep us safe. I know, because I’m one of those prone to doing something foolhardy.

There is an underlying assumption that children can be controlled if only their parents would take the trouble.

And what does ‘The Breakfast Club’ have to do with it?

With one body found, rescuers searched for 31 members of the crew from the tanker, which was at risk of explosion.

A look at what’s ahead, from new airport security procedures to new airline routes and rules for those so-called smart bags.

In his new book, Alexander Langlands wants readers to appreciate what it meant to make things with your hands, as our ancestors did for millenniums.

“Three Billboards” and “Lady Bird” won the top movie awards at the Golden Globes. But it was the #MeToo movement, and Oprah Winfrey’s rousing speech, that defined the moment.

Carrie Gracie, the network’s China editor, said she learned last summer that her male colleagues earned 50 percent more than she did.

What’s the “thing” holding you back?

Actresses used the red carpet and the stage of the 2018 Golden Globe Awards to amplify their fight against sexual harassment in Hollywood and beyond.

The recent demonstrations could cripple the moderate President Rouhani and cement the conservatives’ grip on power.

At almost twice the length of the United States-Mexico border, an Australian fence meant to prevent wild dogs from attacking livestock is the longest in the world.

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

Italian families have long made pilgrimages to the Piazza Navona over the holidays, but the kid-magnet event has been wounded by politics, poor quality and delays.