New York Times

As he starts his second term, Mayor Bill de Blasio sets aside Clinton centrism in favor of Sanders-style progressivism.

After an investigation by The Times, the company reconsiders sexual harassment allegations against its president and chief digital officer.

Hermione Hoby’s first novel is about characters struggling to connect to their desires in the months before Hurricane Sandy hits New York.

This documentary about the dancer Marcelo Gomes was completed before he left American Ballet Theater in December after allegations of sexual misconduct.

The artwork “Champ,” a white neon outline of a uterus with fiberglass boxing gloves, is to go on display there on Feb. 27.

Season 11 of the revived fan-favorite series follows a template whose pleasures are starting to feel a little routine.

Families have turned the side of a warehouse facing a federal jail in Brooklyn into a message board for their imprisoned relatives.

Though mislabeled and misunderstood, the country-style rib has deep flavor, versatility and a friendly price.

The silence from chefs and owners has been deafening, but they need to admit and address the sexual predation that seems endemic to the business.

The launch of a new rocket by Elon Musk’s SpaceX and moon landings by India, China and private companies could occur this year, but no one is sure when.

An awkward teenager finds that a kind word from a blustery John Belushi is enough to keep a dream alive.

How excessive staffing, little competition, generous contracts and archaic rules dramatically inflate capital costs for transit in New York.

Broken down by level of discomfort.

Peter Martins inherited George Balanchine’s roles: running the School of American Ballet and City Ballet and choreographing. Should this model persist?

Single and restless on a frigid New Year’s Eve, our writer set out on a New York culture crawl: Cardi B, contra dancing, Bargemusic, a 1990s-themed party and more.

The North Korean leader chose a silver-gray suit to deliver a message of conciliation to South Korea — and perhaps signal a reach toward modernity.

Tuesday: Legal marijuana, tax brinkmanship, the social media apartment complex, getting off the water grid, fire cats, and finally, Jimmy Garoppolo’s poker face.

North Korea’s surprising call for dialogue with the South may undercut the Trump administration’s tough approach.

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

The Isle of Youth — which has been both a Communist Utopian getaway and home to a brutal prison that housed Castro for a time — is a world apart, even by Cuban standards.