New York Times

The move by Israel’s corporate version of a celebrity to lay off 14,000 workers was greeted with outrage and a nationwide strike.

The cybersecurity nightmares of 2017 highlight the need to protect yourself. Here are some resolutions for living a safer digital life this new year.

We asked George Wayne, longtime celebrity griller, the toughest questions imaginable (his own).

No physical structure embodies the divisions in New York City as plainly as the subway system, which serves the five boroughs unequally.

Mr. Carney, who also played dozens of other instruments, was a versatile musician with a distinct sensibility who recorded widely, and wildly.

With the Olympic committee’s weak punishment against Russia, asterisks might apply to medals at the Games.

The history of pleasures and frightened silences buried in photo albums.

We asked our reporters and editors to pick a memorable story they worked on, large or small.

Tucked under the elevated subway, Mood Ring draws a diverse 20-something clientele who can play an artwork that looks like a vintage arcade game.

Trump versus Hollywood. Echoes of the Confederacy. Taylor Swift and the alt-right. Here’s a not-so-nostalgic look back at some of the year’s fiercest fights.

Bower was 45 when he played his last game in the National Hockey League. He won four Stanley Cups with the Toronto Maple Leafs in a Hall of Fame career.

“The Most Dangerous Man in America,” by Bill Minutaglio and Steven L. Davis, recounts the LSD advocate’s globe-trotting attempt to outrun Richard Nixon and the American law.

The former president said he was adjusting to life outside the White House, and expressed concern, without naming names, about the possible corrosive effects of social media.

Want to feel old? Everyone — well, every man — died.

Half a million toy bricks were used for the community project, carried out in memory of an 8-year-old who died of cancer.

Whether a horticultural necessity or an off-season display of wealth, the now-ubiquitous custom of burlapping has had the unexpected effect of transforming the Hamptons into an enormous art park.

As streaming continues to remake the music industry, artists and record labels schemed and scrambled, remixed and bundled to get their songs into fans’ ears.

This year’s most-read Modern Love columns delivered unexpected kernels of wisdom.

Soot causes more deaths than AIDS each year in the United States.

Violence forced Kaltum Mohamed and her family to flee Darfur and later Libya. Now she has her own catering business that specializes in Sudanese cuisine.