Thousands of workers face unemployment as retailers struggle to adapt to online shopping. But even as e-commerce grows, it isn’t absorbing these workers.
At least 50 were also seriously injured after people rushed to the overturned tanker to collect leaking fuel and it caught fire, officials said.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced that the artist Anthony Goicolea had been selected to design the Hudson River Park monument.
Risky Special Operations missions targeting midlevel figures can prove valuable for unearthing information about the Islamic State’s inner circle.
Kvitova, who was wounded six months ago by a knife-wielding intruder at her home in the Czech Republic, beat Ashleigh Barty of Australia in the Aegon Classic in Birmingham, England.
Their children died at the hands of undocumented immigrants, and their anguish forms the emotional cornerstone of the president’s signature issue.
Sports officials and leagues that have been flailing about to get young adults to care about their games are reaching out to them.
Time Inc. will remove a time capsule placed in the Time & Life Building, which it vacated two years ago.
Michael R. Bloomberg will announce an initiative to give funds to large cities as an extension of his advocacy for largely liberal policies.
Marilyn Stasio, the Crime columnist for The Times Book Review, has always gravitated to darkness.
The work collected by the playwright, who died last September, is mostly 20th century fine art. Sotheby’s will sell more than 100 items in the fall.
President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi ratified an agreement that cedes sovereignty over two Red Sea islands, brushing off widespread public criticism.
Start with Moroccan lamb, work your way to Somali-style rice, and end with a green goddess chicken.
Join the celebrations — and reflect on the range of rights — in Dublin, Shanghai, Kiev and other cities during June Pride festivities.
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In an era of uncompromising parties, Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno is pursuing the governor’s seat in a traditionally blue state by angling for independent voters.
The label’s men’s collection
The label’s men’s collection...
The justice minister said 672 people were released from prison, including some who had supported the insurgency against the Syrian government.
Here’s what you need to know about the week’s top stories.
Hackers targeted the British Parliament, leaving many legislators unable to access their emails on Saturday, officials said.
Four participation trophies later, the Democrats finally take a look in the mirror. Even they aren’t sure who’s staring back.
America and other wealthy countries must not turn their backs on fighting disease and illiteracy.
The Senate’s health care bill is a step up from the House’s, but it still deserves to fail.
We asked Times readers how the Republican bill would affect them. Here are a few of their stories.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
“Preacher” returns with a vengeance as its stars hit the road in search of God. And “Power” finds Ghost behind bars at the hand of his former love.
The bride is in the jewelry business, while the groom works at a hedge fund.
The bride works in education and the groom is a global product manager for GE Healthcare Life Services.
The couple met three years ago on Martha’s Vineyard. They got married there, too.
She is a lawyer, and he imports Caribbean and Hispanic food products.
The couple met in 2006, during their freshman year at Dartmouth.
The bride is an art historian pursuing a Ph.D., the groom is a lawyer for the New York City Education Department.
The couple grew up together, but were reintroduced by the groom’s brother three years ago.
The couple is to marry in the restaurant at the New-York Historical Society.
The couple met through a mutual friend.
The couple were married at the Eldridge Street Synagogue in New York.
He, of Harvard, and she, of Wellesley, met at an Owl Club mixer at Harvard.
The couple met five years ago a mutual friend’s house on Fire Island, N.Y.
The couple met on Match.com.
The bride and groom met at the University of Michigan, from which they both graduated.
The bride and groom met on Tinder about three years ago.
The couple met on the dating app Tinder.
The grooms work at the University of Michigan, Mr. Powell as a statistics and analytics research consultant, Mr. Bastedo as an education professor.
The couple met in 2013, in a match conceived by a mutual acquaintance on the sideline of a baseball field.
The bride teaches English; the groom is a founder of a nanotechnology company.
The bride and groom met while working for Richard Meier & Partners Architects in New York.
The couple met in December 2011 when their holiday parties merged at a bar in Washington.
The couple have been together since 1977, when they met at a club in Los Angeles.
The couple met on OkCupid, the dating website.
The couple met at Boston College.
The bride works at Sixpoint Brewery, the groom for Greenport Harbor Brewing Company.
The couple met in graduate school.
The couple met at a Halloween party.
The couple met when she was still a teenager, but a relationship didn’t develop until years later, when he came to New York to visit.
The couple met on a blind date that was set up by the bride’s aunt.
The bride works for the Children’s Cancer Association. The groom works for Nike and was a helicopter pilot in the Army.
A friend introduced the couple when they had a chance encounter, but earlier that same day, she had suggested that the groom call the bride.
The couple were married at the Halcyon House, a center for emerging social entrepreneurs and artists, in Washington.
The bride works for the Council on Foreign Relations, of which the groom, who has an investment firm, is a member.
The couple was married at the John A. Wilson District Building in Washington by Muriel E. Bowser, the mayor of the District of Columbia.
The couple met in 2010 when they were both producers for day programming at MSNBC.
The bride works at Elle magazine, the groom at Morgan Stanley.
The couple met through OkCupid.
Corrections appearing in print on Sunday, June 25, 2017.
Mexico and Portugal advanced from Group A to the semifinals as the tournament’s host was assured of an early exit with a 2-1 loss.
While others have been on the disabled list, deGrom has not missed a start. In San Francisco, he went eight innings and gave up just one run.
Is it appropriation or empathy? Readers weigh in on both sides of the argument.
Harrison, who holds the world record but did not make the team for the 2016 Olympics, predicted an American sweep at the world championships in London this summer.
Millions have joined faith organizations like Fo Guang Shan, aiming to fill what they see as a moral vacuum. But to operate in China, groups like Fo Guang Shan must compromise.
The Venerable Master Hsing Yun, one of modern China’s most prominent religious figures, talks about Buddhism’s place in Chinese culture.
Angola’s reconstruction presented the politically connected with an opportunity to enrich themselves and their relatives.
After the attack that took a girl’s life, will the joyful, all-American tradition Muslim teenagers love ever feel the same?...
Quotation of the Day for Saturday, June 25, 2017...
Florida shut out Texas Christian, and L.S.U. eliminated Oregon State, which finished the season with a 56-6 record.
The Red Bulls mustered one weak shot on goal while losing for just the second time in seven regular-season meetings with N.Y.C.F.C.
California’s governor said Mr. Davis, who participated in a string of Manson-led murders in 1969, was still a danger to society.
Jacob Stulberg cultivates some weekend delights.
Despite his individual honors, McDavid knows he has a long ways to go to match Sidney Crosby’s team accomplishments.
Emirates Team New Zealand, the challenger, won Saturday’s first race, but the American boat forged an 11-second victory in the second to cut the Kiwis’ lead to 4-1.
Russell, the Boston Celtics star, recalls in a Q. and A. how he and his peers transformed basketball and perceptions of blacks in professional sports.
This label’s spring 2018 collection.
This label’s spring 2018 collection.
Meng Meng, which means Sweet Dream, and Jiao Qing, or Darling, arrived in Berlin from China on Saturday. The two are on loan for about $1 million a year.
Martha, a 125-pound Neapolitan mastiff, was awarded the dubious annual distinction at the Sonoma-Marin County Fair in California.
The team received three high draft picks in return for the popular defenseman. It was one of numerous trades the team made this past week in a salary-cap dump.
When Ammar is late coming home, Raghida can't stop thinking about his arrest in Syria....
When Ammar is late coming home, Raghida can't stop thinking about his arrest in Syria.
Olivier Rousteing shows his latest collection.
Olivier Rousteing shows his latest collection.
There’s one way to help unemployed men get jobs. But they’re not interested.
It’s not robot overlords. It’s economic inequality and a new global order.
A child of immigrants, I didn’t know my history. How could I know who I was?...
High levels of testosterone can make them overconfident, even when they’re wrong.
Justice for Philando Castile would have required whites to give up the myth of a post-racial nation.
The winners secured a place in the semifinals of the World Cup warm-up tournament, and Portugal also advanced after beating New Zealand.
After playing for years overseas, Yvonne Turner of the Phoenix Mercury is still coming to grips with the fact that she has finally reached her goal, at age 29.
Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon #keepcalmandcarryon.
Only one player in the Yankees’ lineup on Saturday was older than 30, a reflection of the team’s commitment to getting younger.
The Phillies’ general manager says his team, which has the worst record in the majors, is going through what other teams did in working their way back.