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The former Fox News anchor, whose suit against Roger Ailes led to his departure from Fox, will be expected to lead the pageant through its own harassment scandal.

Join hands and see how centrifugal and centripetal forces define society.

The last year gave us some whopping deals, including Amazon.com’s acquisition of Whole Foods, that will shape the business landscape in 2018.

A superstar to crossword fans, Ms. Jacobson made more than 1,400 puzzles for New York magazine, filling them with puns and sparkling thematic clues.

The Oakland Raiders, Detroit Lions, Indianapolis Colts, Chicago Bears and Arizona Cardinals are looking for new leadership.

It was an oddly quiet end to a season of debate over the national anthem and N.F.L. players kneeling, sitting, raising fists and making other gestures during it.

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

On a bitterly cold day, Bill de Blasio was sworn in by Senator Bernie Sanders and pledged “a new progressive era” for the city while looking beyond its borders.

Normally, presidents don’t matter much. But our normality is fragile.

Addresses by the comptroller, Scott M. Stringer, and public advocate, Letitia James, marked a kind of unofficial start to the 2021 mayoral campaign.

The administration’s campaign to reduce regulation has improved the mood of business executives. They may be spending more money as a result.

Conventional wisdom says artificial intelligence will eliminate jobs. But it can also improve education and employment.

Whipping up support for or against the process is a dangerous mistake.

In a wilderness of frozen desert, China and Kazakhstan are reviving a Silk Road land bridge between Asia and Europe, reshaping trade and geopolitics.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments next week about whether drivers not listed in rental car agreements give up their privacy rights.

Amid a slow and halting rollout, marijuana shops opened Monday in Oakland and a handful of other cities.

The Supreme Court should move state sales taxes into the internet age.

The North Vietnamese used the siege to draw attention away from the buildup before the Tet offensive.

The boy, 16, was held by the police after they discovered his mother, father and sister and a family acquaintance shot dead in their home.

The Costa Rican government said the crash occurred in the mountainous area of Punta Islita, a tourist destination about 140 miles west of the capital, San José.