The arrest of the media tycoon marks the most aggressive action yet under new anti-sedition legislation.
Joe Biden doesn’t need a running mate who has shown such poor judgment.
The Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation has just released a new offering under its Séka Hills label.
Campfire Pottery, in Portland, makes these serving dishes in an old mill factory.
These ribs arrive, by way of Lewis Barbecue in Charleston, S.C., ready for a few hours of cooking.
Marco Sweets & Spices, a new frozen treat company, hopes to take its clients to other places through its flavors.
Anne Saxelby has a new quarterly Connoisseur’s Club, and the first shipment focuses on American ricottas.
Gov. Gavin Newsom of California said on Monday that he had accepted the resignation of the director of the state’s Department of Public Health.
If he accepts his nomination at the Civil War battlefield, the president will be conducting partisan business on federal property.
Under the proposal, the government could block a citizen or legal resident’s entry if an official “reasonably believes” the person had been exposed to or was infected with the communicable disease.
“We can continue to do this in a way that’s safe,” M.L.B.’s commissioner said of completing the campaign, despite two outbreaks so far.
Joe Biden’s advisers are planning an announcement for the middle of the week as his search concludes, people briefed on the selection process said.
After getting swept out of the postseason qualifying tournament, the Rangers won the No. 1 overall pick in the 2020 draft. The team has had six first-round picks in the past three years.
For parents like me, the pandemic has come with a revelation: For our children, school was torture.
During Monday’s virus briefing, President Trump abruptly left the news conference and was escorted out by the Secret Service.
The song brought him and his British invasion band, The Mindbenders, a bit of success in the mid-1960s. Then he went solo, and the hits did not keep coming.
On Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson doubled down on his stance to fully reopen schools next month in the United Kingdom and said it was a “moral duty.”
Curry led the Golden State Warriors to the N.B.A. finals for five consecutive years, but now he’s not even going to the playoffs. “You miss it badly,” he said.
For residents of Connecticut and New York who are still without power, frustration with utility companies grew as temperatures rose.
The road to reopening schools in the U.S. keeps getting rockier.
Times reporters discuss the realities of election coverage amid a pandemic.
The Secret Service stopped President Trump in the middle of a coronavirus briefing and took him to the Oval Office. He returned several minutes later, and said there had been a shooting nearby.
Businesses are grappling with difficult legal and logistical questions about how to respond to the president’s payroll-tax holiday order.
El miedo a los hospitales lleva a muchos mexicanos a postergar el tratamiento del coronavirus hasta que es demasiado tarde para recibir ayuda.
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
Stroman’s departure is another blow to the team’s pitching staff, which was already without the injured Noah Syndergaard.
Now he’s prescribing hydroxychloroquine to fight recession.
Coventry can be forbidding for cyclists. But before it became Britain’s Detroit, the city was famed for making bicycles.
After months of complaints about its centralized, privatized system, Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government says resources will be diverted to local public health authorities.
The journalist Khaled Drareni was convicted after reporting on the Hirak protest movement, which forced the removal of the country’s longtime ruler, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, last year.
Prime Minister Hassan Diab of Lebanon announced that he and his cabinet ministers would resign amid widespread anger over the explosion last week that killed more than 150 people.
The sale of a Tuscan villa forces a grieving widower and his troubled son to reconnect in this trite comic drama.
She is suddenly on Joe Biden’s shortlist. Can Michigan afford to lose her?
The reversal is the latest move in the Trump administration’s ongoing effort to weaken environmental rules, but it could be quickly undone after the November election.
Lebanon’s government, Jimmy Lai, Causeway Bay Books: Here’s what you need to know.
This documentary profiles Maria Ressa, a journalist who has fearlessly chronicled abuses in the Philippines under the Duterte government.
A father looks to science and faith to understand his son's congenital heart defect.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson calls it a “moral duty” to open Britain’s schools, but with cases already rising slightly, that might mean closing pubs and restaurants.
Mamie Smith’s song wasn’t just an artistic breakthrough. It proved Black women and girls bought records, paving the way for today’s fan armies.
A social worker turned preservationist, she directed the Museum of Chinese in America. “Sometimes it was literally dumpster-diving,” she said of rescuing artifacts.
Morikawa, 23, delivered a dazzling final round at the P.G.A. Championship to become the long-overdue first major champion of the 2020 season.
The Drug Enforcement Administration’s exhibition on Harry J. Anslinger, a founding father of American drug policy, does not delve into criticism that he used racial slurs.
When a physical album is sold, it often comes with a digital copy. Which one counts in Billboard’s totals is changing.
The Sierra Club says the party’s embrace of carbon capture isn’t enough.
Readers offer their theories, including lack of funding for public health services.
The young British singer, who writes conversationally intimate pop music, is about to release her debut EP.
A return to indoor dining may be far off, but he just opened a new, Caribbean-inspired restaurant and is moving ahead with plans for others.
A return to indoor dining may be far off, but he just opened a new, Caribbean-inspired restaurant and is moving ahead with plans for others.
Puerto Ricans lost confidence in their electoral system after ballots failed to reach polling places, forcing officials to partially suspend a primary.
Quarantine has given a former New York Times columnist the time to come to grips with a lifetime’s worth of clipped and faded recipes.
The plans for European soccer’s showpiece competition seem to account for every possibility. But even before the teams arrive, the coronavirus is asking hard questions.
The TikTok deal risks fracturing the internet. But let’s be honest, it’s always been fractured.
The police in Hong Kong arrested the pro-democracy media mogul Jimmy Lai, becoming the most high-profile person detained under China’s sweeping legislation.
David Mikics’s entry in the Jewish Lives series captures the greatness of the director of “2001,” “The Shining” and other classics.
Trump’s executive actions prompted alarm from governors, who said the plan would cause economic pain. Mexicans are delaying treatment of the virus because of deeply rooted fears of hospitals.
A collection of short solo works from the Weston Playhouse furthers the redefinition of theater online — and of life in isolation.
A beach house, a suburban home, a home without children, a home filled with family: These days, everyone wants something that someone else has.
With Congress at an impasse on stimulus talks, disarray over resuming negotiations bodes poorly for reaching a deal this week.
We usually think of insects as meals for vertebrates such as frogs. But arthropods may turn the tables more often than you think.
A look at one of the entries from last week’s puzzles that stumped our solvers.
Como maestra, escritora y editora, Idár preservó la cultura mexicana en el sur de Texas, promovió la igualdad de derechos de las mujeres y las exhortó a estudiar y participar en la política.
Como maestra, escritora y editora, Idár preservó la cultura mexicana en el sur de Texas, promovió la igualdad de derechos de las mujeres y las exhortó a estudiar y participar en la política.
Lawyers for the president said a subpoena seeking eight years of tax returns amounted to illegal “harassment.”
The cabinet stepped down as fury over a giant explosion last week in Beirut spurred new protests.
Amazon said it was rebranding Twitch Prime, in another attempt to crack the video game market after a big-budget game effort failed.
City leaders and public health officials are now seeing protests outside their own homes, with some protesters wielding bullhorns, spray paint, and even eggs and paintballs.
Need to go to the dentist? Here is some guidance for taking care of your teeth during a pandemic.
Three brick rowhouses were destroyed in the blast, and firefighters searched by hand for more people who might be trapped in the pile of wreckage.
How would Nashville be different if it hadn’t pushed the trio away? A conversation about “Gaslighter” and beyond.
Delta’s foray into oil refining illustrates some of the reasons the business was in trouble even before the pandemic.
El material explosivo responsable del estallido del 4 de agosto en Beirut fue transportado allí en 2013 por el precario carguero Rhosus. Esto es lo que sucedió después.
The blending of athletes’ #WeAreUnited and #WeWantToPlay campaigns showed students asserting themselves in ways that have been uncommon (and often stifled) in college sports.
Sometimes it feels like the only pleasure available in the day is cooking.
Daniel Snyder is seeking documents from a former employee to bolster his case asserting a campaign to damage him is being waged as shareholders seek to sell their stake in the team.
David Haas, a composer known for “Blest Are They,” “We Are Called,” “You Are Mine” and other favorites, has been accused of sexual abuse and harassment by multiple women, an advocacy group says.
The fast-food chain said Steve Easterbrook, who was fired last fall, concealed evidence during an investigation into his conduct.
The E.P.A. has approved nootkatone, which is found in cedars and grapefruit. It repels ticks, mosquitoes and other dangerous bugs for hours, but is safe enough to eat.
A two-bedroom cottage in Oakland, a 1940 house in Sacramento and a two-bedroom condominium in Culver City.
A two-bedroom cottage in Oakland, a 1940 house in Sacramento and a two-bedroom condominium in Culver City.
Tom Rauffenbart had resolved to create a tribute to his partner, the artist David Wojnarowicz. A sewing circle of women took up the cause for both men, stitching through lockdown.
The city briefly raised most of the bridges to the main shopping and business district. Mayor Lori Lightfoot condemned the crowd’s actions as “abject criminal behavior.”
Dr. Gail Newel has taken the heat as Santa Cruz went from being one of the safest coastal counties in the state to the site of a recent surge.
Dr. Gail Newel has taken the heat as Santa Cruz went from being one of the safest coastal counties in the state to the site of a recent surge.
President Trump was momentarily evacuated from the White House briefing room during a news conference. The Obamas, the Clintons, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and a former Republican governor are scheduled to speak during the Democratic ...
Violent clashes between the police and protesters erupted across Belarus on Monday after President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko declared victory in a vote widely dismissed as fraudulent.
Although they haven’t necessarily fallen in love with the Democratic presidential candidate, many on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley are falling in line.
The actor talked about starring in the new HBO series, which blends the supernatural with a critique of American racial injustice, and about how acting saved his future.
Whether in the realm of art or design, food or fashion, these talents have stayed true to themselves and, in doing so, have pushed the boundaries of their respective fields.
It’s unclear whether the measures he signed will have any immediate effect, but the president pressed ahead anyway: This is your morning tip sheet.
Working out of her California kitchen, Sonoko Sakai pays homage to Japanese culinary traditions through recipes, food activism and intimate classes.
Each of Aiko Hachisuka’s intricate, hand-stitched pieces is a meditation on memory, materiality and domestic labor.
With help from those in her creative community, Pierre Davis has created a truly inclusive brand in No Sesso.
Using unexpected materials to create lush arrangements, Sophia Moreno-Bunge brings the Californian wilderness indoors.
Elizabeth Garouste’s richly layered interiors and fantastical furniture are as appealing now as they were when she first caught Paris’s attention in the ’80s.
The artistic polymath has pushed the limits of genre, exploring ideas about gender and politics in nearly every form imaginable.
Drawing on years of research and working with one of Jaipur’s premier enamel artisans, Alice Cicolini makes pieces destined to become talismans.
The Los Angeles-based fashion designer hand-embroiders a T-shirt from No Sesso’s spring 2020 collection.
The Los Angeles-based sculptor repurposes 40 to 50 pieces of clothing to create each one of her wall-mounted works.
Interspersing found footage with original interviews, Ja’Tovia Gary makes poetic video works that elucidate the realities of racial injustice — and how the country might change.
With her paisley prints and contemporary silhouettes, Paria Farzaneh shares her singular perspective with an ever-widening audience.
Transforming discarded fabrics into forward-looking men’s wear, Priya Ahluwalia draws on her family’s Nigerian and Indian roots.
Best known for her series of deconstructed flags, Sonya Clark offers poignant, clearsighted reminders of this country’s legacy of racial violence.
Eschewing a Western definition of modernity, Mariam Kamara instead conceives of buildings and spaces that account for how people really live.
At Cosme, Atla and now Elio, she has reimagined both Mexican cuisine and how professional kitchens are run.
The florist creates a wild, sculptural arrangement of plants including golden rain tree, oats, artichoke flowers and green persimmons.
The Jamaica-born, London-based Amber Pinkerton makes stylish pictures that lead with her subjects’ humanity.
Marina Moscone makes elegant women’s wear that privileges handcraft and meticulous attention to detail.
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On “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” Porsha Williams is a glamorous goofball. In real life, she’s become a crusader against police violence.
Many people claim to have been “canceled.” What does that mean? And how did it start?
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo is allowing New York schools to reopen, but it's unclear what teachers and parents will do.
‘One thing I have to give Trump credit for is a general lowering of expectations.’
In her new book “Men to Avoid in Art and Life,” Nicole Tersigni harnesses her skill with a Twitter meme to illuminate the experience of women harassed by concern trolls, “sexperts” and more.
Pollution, development and overharvesting have greatly diminished America’s natural oyster habitat. Aquaculture and adaptable farmers have changed the game.
The F.C.C. approved the company’s 3,236-satellite constellation, which aims to provide high-speed internet service around the world.
Newly emboldened, many New Yorkers want to repurpose streets for walking, biking, dining and schools, even as traffic returns.
Why settle for a single hanging fixture when you can have multiples? Here’s what you need to know before you buy.
Gig workers want both flexibility and benefits — we support laws that could make that possible.
Many medical experts — including members of his own staff — worry about whether Dr. Hahn has the fortitude and political savvy to protect the scientific integrity of the F.D.A. from Mr. Trump.
The doomsday warnings about tech start-ups failing in the pandemic have not yielded the shakeout that many expected a few months ago.
It’s hot, Donald Trump is still president, the pandemic is still raging, and did I mention that it’s hot?
While Joe Biden has criticized the largest tech companies, his campaign and transition teams have welcomed allies of Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple onto its staff and policy groups.
Usually during an economic downturn, people tend to spend less on health care for pets. This time, the opposite is happening.
Everyone is stressed and anxious now. We have to find and help the children who are hurting most.
Gran parte de la cobertura de los medios ecuatorianos sigue marcada por revanchismos políticos. Denunciar abusos a los derechos incluso de las figuras que atacaron la libertad de prensa es una tarea del periodismo.
Recent research, which found a link between pyrethroids and deaths from heart disease, highlights the limitations of epidemiological research.
These front-line medical workers are struggling with what comes next.
"I’m just looking to say — and this may be arrogant — how can I solve this problem?"
Despite boosting younger voters, the effects are negligible when races aren’t razor-thin.
A fear of hospitals is leading many Mexicans to delay treatment for coronavirus until it is too late for doctors to help them.
Several Black City Council members have lashed out at progressives, comparing calls to defund the police to “colonization” and “political gentrification.”
These front-line medical workers are struggling with what comes next.
A fight to rename a metro stop pits those who want to celebrate a revered Black musician against those who want to retain the name of a priest who espoused equal rights for Francophone Quebecers — and also anti-Semitism.
Nostalgic for the sexism unleashed in response to Hillary Clinton’s 2016 run? Welcome to the prolonged Democratic veepstakes.
To a degree not seen before, players are kneeling for the United States national anthem and speaking out publicly on fighting racism, with backing from the National Hockey League.
The top seeds in the Western and Eastern play-in tournaments were eliminated, and the No. 1 teams in the round robin slid to fourth as the first round is set to begin Tuesday.
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A biopic about the aging crime boss starring Tom Hardy arrives on Amazon. And an athletic competition show on NBC closes out its second season.
Quotation of the Day for Monday, August 10, 2020.
Many New Yorkers are avoiding the subway, fearful of jostling with strangers in crowded cars. Masks and social distancing are essential, but good air flow is also key to reducing the risk of exposure to the coronavirus.
China wants to swallow up Hong Kong’s remaining freedoms. But it can’t be allowed to arrest, on American soil, a U.S. citizen.
Here’s what you need to know.
The highest-level American visit to Taiwan in decades shows the island’s importance as ties between the United States and China deteriorate.
On Della’s advice, Perry calls an unexpected witness to the stand. Will the gamble pay off?
The pro-democracy figure is the most high-profile person detained under the sweeping legislation imposed by Beijing. “It’s hard to believe this is Hong Kong,” said a journalist.