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Wendy Mullin of Built by Wendy abandoned the classic breakfast sandwich in favor of what she named “Morning bruschetta.”

Thursday: What you need to know about today’s storm and how it may affect your commute.

My mother’s cancer diagnosis gave me the opportunity to approach my patients with a new resolve in the coming year.

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

A dish that revives the familiar winter green.

Maysaloun Hamoud’s debut feature is a timely, warm and energetic celebration of friendship.

Thursday: An earthquake wakes up the Bay Area, a high school soccer coach is accused of trafficking, and the newest place for hot chocolate.

The actress is a vocal campaigner against harassment, and will be the 12th woman to take the role at a festival sometimes accused of disregarding female voices.

“People see Hanyu for the first time and they become hysterical or they’re moved to tears. It’s like their lives are complete.”

The president signed an order to end the White House commission even though he said there was “substantial evidence of voter fraud,” which experts say is rare.

I used to think India’s first prime minister was embarrassingly westernized. Now I see that he was one of our great thinkers.

A gene therapy clinical trial enabled a Stage IV lung cancer patient to summit a peak in the Himalayas.

We want to ignore Trump, but we can’t look away.

President Trump said on Twitter that he would be announcing awards for “dishonest” and “corrupt” members of the media. Late-night hosts are intrigued.

Didi will acquire the rest of 99, a Brazilian ride-hailing start-up that it had invested in, in an all-cash deal worth around $600 million.

With news breaking at a relentless pace, you might have missed some terrific articles The New York Times published this year. Here’s a selection.

Richard Fidler’s “Ghost Empire” and Bettany Hughes’s “Istanbul” explore the intricate, improbable history of one of the world’s great urban centers.

The actress and director explains how her love of New York is inextricably entwined with how she was introduced to it: on foot, by her smart, funny Sacramento mom.

Months after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, Caitlin Dickerson, a Times reporter, visits a suicide prevention center where calls are on the rise. Public health officials say there are signs of a severe mental health crisis on the island.

Daniel Mendelsohn on his fondness of literary criticism, the classics and books about home decor and haute couture.