After a tough few years, the bank is hoping its first “investor day” on Wednesday will help it return to Wall Street favor.
Kobe Bryant’s death brought back difficult memories for those close to Thurman Munson and Roberto Clemente, two other athletes who died in accidents near the peak of their fame.
Faith in Elon Musk’s company has driven its stock to new heights. But detractors think their skepticism will be vindicated in the end.
The framework will outline investment over the next five years and provide a foundation for legislation that is currently being drafted or debated in House committees.
How do you typically greet the day?
Meyers advised Pompeo to “maybe don’t go on a show called ‘All Things Considered’” if he didn’t want to be asked questions about “all things.”
This word has appeared in 82 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year.
A horror blockbuster is available to stream on HBO platforms. And a new Netflix nature series captures the outdoors at night.
Here’s what you need to know.
A plane carrying more than 200 American evacuees from the outbreak hot zone landed in Alaska, hours after Chinese officials confirmed nearly 6,000 cases of the mysterious illness.
Quotation of the Day for Wednesday, January 29, 2020.
Seth Cameron of the Bruce High Quality Foundation will be the next head of the Children’s Museum of the Arts.
President Trump last week dismissed the symptoms as “headaches.”
Corrections that appeared in print on Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020.
Amy Klobuchar’s campaign signaled no interest in such a plan, under which each candidate would encourage supporters to back the other in certain precincts.
Africans shouldn’t have to travel to Western museums to see the artworks looted from their continent.
The N.T.S.B. has long advised installing ground warning systems on helicopters, but the aircraft carrying Mr. Bryant did not have the voluntary system.
Jeremy Newton would absolutely love it if you solved his puzzle.
In this week’s newsletter, Marc Stein talks with God Shammgod about the time Kobe called in the elite ballhandler to teach Gianna his signature move.
The popularity of IKON and Epic passes have ski resorts cutting off weekend sales at the windows and warning crowds on social media to stay home.
El hacker portugués que destapó los entretelones del negocio futbolístico descubrió documentos relacionados con la fortuna de Isabel dos Santos.
Democrats who once derided him now want him to testify at President Trump’s impeachment trial while some of his erstwhile Republican friends are throwing him to the curb.
No further witnesses, Your Honor.
Michael Owen, a Prince George’s County police corporal, shot William H. Green seven times while he was handcuffed in a patrol car, the authorities said.
The president traveled to Wildwood, N.J., to return a political favor for a former moderate Democrat who last month switched parties and pledged his “undying support.”
It’s time for the candidates’ final TV pitches to caucusgoers — and these ads can tell us a lot.
Journalists are supposed to ask tough questions, then share the answers — or lack thereof — with the world.
Under impeachment’s arcane rules, senators will submit written queries to be read aloud by the chief justice. Leaders from both parties have strategized for days about what to ask.
The U.S. is banking on Arab leaders to help make its plan for ending the Israeli-Palestinian conflict work. It is not clear how realistic that is.
El presidente de Estados Unidos ha sobrevivido a varios escándalos en los últimos tres años; ahora quizás enfrenta la revelación más seria de su presidencia.
The Israeli-Palestinian peace plan unveiled by President Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sounds more like a road map for their own futures than for the Middle East.
The president needs to demand a commitment so he doesn’t get played.
Roughly 80 members of Congress, cabinet secretaries and administration officials will descend on the state to drive voter enthusiasm and make a show of force.
A conversation with The Times’s Supreme Court correspondent about how the chief justice fits into the impeachment trial.
New technology and better coordination have sped up development. But a coronavirus vaccine is still months — and most likely years — away.
I covered the SARS outbreak as a reporter in China, and I saw that common sense is the best defense against viral illness.
They are considered the probable source of the coronavirus outbreak spreading from China. It turns out that they may have an immune system that lets them coexist with many disease-causing viruses.
Jerome H. Powell is a pragmatist, and one who is quietly insulating an embattled Federal Reserve often in President Trump’s cross hairs.
Interventions in Justice Department proceedings draw scrutiny after the former national security adviser raised concerns about the president’s embrace of authoritarian leaders.
Interventions in Justice Department proceedings draw scrutiny after the former national security adviser raised concerns about the president’s embrace of authoritarian leaders.
After more than 300 Post employees rallied to her defense, the paper relented and allowed Felicia Sonmez to go back to work.
After more than 300 Post employees rallied to her defense, the paper relented and allowed Felicia Sonmez to go back to work.
The Food and Drug Administration told the maker of Purell hand sanitizers to discontinue marketing campaigns that the agency complained also included claims for avoiding illness from other viruses.
She and her husband, Irving Ravetch, were among Hollywood’s most successful and literate script writers, collaborating on movies like “Hud” and “Norma Rae.”
Not everyone running for president is comfortable around dogs. But some 2020 contenders have made their canine companions into campaign stars.
Not everyone running for president is comfortable around dogs. But some 2020 contenders have made their canine companions into campaign stars.
He transformed a venerable retail chain with a “dowager image” by courting baby boomers, renovating its flagship store and expanding its national reach.
Rafael Ruiz always maintained he did not take part in a gang rape in 1984.
Rafael Ruiz always maintained he did not take part in a gang rape in 1984.
He’s the president’s bane and impeachment’s star.
The majority leader was trying to push his colleagues into making up their minds against expanding the scope of the trial.
The attorney general levied federal hate-crime charges against a woman accused of anti-Semitic assaults, including one after she was released without bail.
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
The virus has sickened more than 5,500 people in China and a handful in other countries.
The president’s legal team completed its impeachment defense and Republicans huddled to discuss whether to call new witnesses.
He became an icon in Los Angeles and spent part of his childhood in Italy, but Kobe Bryant had Philadelphia in his bones. His high school team played Tuesday night.
Public health experts explain the risks and what we still don’t know.
The group, the Democratic Majority for Israel, will begin airing a negative campaign spot on Wednesday, as worries mount among moderate Democrats that Mr. Sanders could win the Iowa caucuses.
The virus has sickened more than 4,500 people in China and a handful in other countries.
Did the deserving artists win? Was Aerosmith terrible? The debates rage on our post-awards show.
A reader writes that the secretary of state called the media “unhinged,” but “one has to wonder who is really unhinged?”
Coaches and players say Mr. Bryant, who had partnered with a sports academy, nurtured many young talents while leading his daughter Gianna’s team.
Coaches and players say Mr. Bryant, who had partnered with a sports academy, nurtured many young talents while leading his daughter Gianna’s team.
Apple found renewed growth with an increase in phone sales as well as younger products, like the Apple Watch, AirPods and its subscription services.
Republican senators rushed to a meeting to discuss what to do about witnesses for the trial.
With cases spiking in China and early signs of a spread outside Asia, Hong Kong severely cut back transportation to the mainland.
The Georgia Republican was sworn in as the Senate’s newest member just in time to sit for the impeachment trial against President Trump.
Jan Singer will take over the struggling retailer, which has been without a permanent leader since late 2018.
The concept of allowing one Democratic witness for one Republican witness is “not a game we’re interested in playing,” the lawmaker said.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his government would effectively annex nearly a third of the occupied West Bank, with U.S. approval.
George MacKay tried to dodge extras in a scene that took hours to set up. So when he unexpectedly collided with them — twice — he kept going.
Mr. Smith will leave the news organization where he has been editor in chief since 2012.
The Congressional Budget Office sees low interest rates, slow growth and big deficits through 2029.
And stars of NBC shows reunite midseason.
And stars of NBC shows reunite midseason.
The police hoped that taking down online black markets would chase away criminals. But the amount of Bitcoin spent on illegal purposes has reached a new high.
Ashleigh Barty is two wins away from winning a Grand Slam title in her home country, as the top-ranked player left in a draw without Serena Williams, Naomi Osaka and other big names.
La ministra de la Mujer y la Familia en Brasil diseñó una campaña de educación sexual con un grupo religioso, algo que ha abierto el debate sobre la separación entre Iglesia y Estado.
Here’s what you need to know.
He promptly exited and returned with the milk in a glass.
In an interview, he describes it as “the greatest professional embarrassment I’ve ever endured.” But we’d argue he was actually one of the better hosts the ceremony has seen.
Lawyerly camaraderie was on full display, but some of the most intriguing interactions came from some of the senators themselves.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. An Olympic curling coach. A host of ‘Queer Eye.’ At house parties and rallies, stand-ins for the candidates hit the trail in Iowa.
Despite the Trump administration’s effort to persuade Britain to bar the Chinese technology giant from its new broadband network, Boris Johnson decided to grant Huawei limited access.
Federer saved seven match points against Tennys Sandgren in the fourth set of their Australian Open quarterfinal and will now play Novak Djokovic for the 50th time.
Behind the scenes of the surveillance economy.
There was no soaring language. No long, involved narratives about guilt or innocence. No detailed examinations of the facts bolstering the president’s case.
A decades-old campaign that knew how to talk to teenagers persuaded millions of them to never start smoking. Can it now persuade them never to misuse opioids?
Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, drew scattered applause when he made a plea for brevity.
In the first film from our Sundance 2020 series, meet Betye Saar, who says her weapon is art.
In the first film from our Sundance 2020 series, meet Betye Saar, who says her weapon is art.
Set in the aftermath of World War II, this dazzling movie centers on two friends who are each casualties of a historical trauma.
Readers discuss whether enough Republicans will defy their leadership and vote to hear from John Bolton. Also: The New York Civil Liberties Union, on bail reform.
Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.
The coat everyone wants is a coat only a select few can get.
Tyrone Abraham served his time. His story shows what happens when a state’s criminal justice system collides with federal immigration enforcement.
Tyrone Abraham served his time. His story shows what happens when a state’s criminal justice system collides with federal immigration enforcement.
The Grammy-winning artist is reinventing conventional notions of femininity.
Military officials said that they had recovered two sets of remains from the two-person plane, and that the crash did not appear to be caused by enemy fire.
The former Massachusetts governor’s endorsement interview, and what the board had to say after he left the room.
“That reporter couldn’t have done too good a job on you yesterday, huh?” Mr. Trump said to Mr. Pompeo, with a half-smile on his face. “I think you did a good job on her, actually.”
She fears the copyrighted photo of her son, now 13, will become associated with the “bigotry” of Representative King, an Iowa Republican who used it in a campaign fund-raising ad.
Jay Sekulow did not directly assert that the accusations in the unpublished manuscript by John R. Bolton, as reported by The New York Times, were false.
Companies have gotten skilled at producing topical ads. But after bungling other recent celebrity deaths, they are showing some tact this time around.
“I’ve said that I think that Mr. Bolton probably has some things that would be helpful for us,” Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska said.
The second day of quarterfinals, starting on Wednesday in Australia, will be live for United States audiences starting Tuesday evening. Here’s what to watch for.
Ginjan Café, specializing in the West African ginger drink, opens; a Williamsburg spot pays tribute to London’s Famous Curry Bazaar; and more restaurant news.
“That manuscript is pertinent and we should get access to that manuscript to see what they’re actually saying,” Senator James Lankford said.
Readers react to Bret Stephens’s argument that the Democrats’ far-left candidates are as “reckless” as the president, leaving “none of the above” as a viable option.
Just kidding. The creator of the acclaimed sitcom, Michael Schur, discusses political parallels, silly tortures and what the show had to say about “the impossibility of being alive.”
As Mr. Biden campaigned in the state, residents appeared unmoved: “I don’t think much about anything Joni Ernst says.”
Moshe Kasher, Andrew Schulz, Judah Friedlander and other stand-ups are trying to elevate an aspect of live comedy often overlooked on specials.
At an event on Tuesday in Muscatine, Iowa, Mr. Biden quoted Ms. Ernst’s comments.
Rather than a serious blueprint for peace, analysts called it a political document by a president in the middle of an impeachment trial working in tandem with a prime minister under criminal indictment.
A quick pick-me-up (and drop me down!) in the heart of the busy city.
The plan would discard the longtime goal of granting the Palestinians a full-fledged state. President Trump called it “a win-win” for both sides; Palestinian leaders immediately rejected it.
The senator from New York attacks one of President Trump’s attorneys: “He has the nerve and the gall to get up there and say that there is no eyewitness testimony when we know that John Bolton has eyewitness testimony and is willing to testify?”
Massachusetts said Chipotle let teenagers work too many hours per week and too late on school nights. The chain settled without admitting to the estimated 13,000 violations.
Mr. Dulos apparently tried to kill himself at home in Connecticut. His wife had gone missing after dropping off their five children at school.
Mr. Dulos apparently tried to kill himself at home in Connecticut. His wife had gone missing after dropping off their five children at school.
A new wave of cooks are hosting meals that explore their personal memories and culinary traditions.
For a summer meal, Chinchakriya Un and her mother, Kim Eng Mann, made lobster with Cambodian spices, rice and grilled corn in coconut milk at the King Tai bar in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
Omar Tate served his dinner honoring the black history of Philadelphia in a historic barn at Plowshare Farms.
Sanam Maher’s “A Woman Like Her” tells the story of Qandeel Baloch, a figure of intense fascination and outrage who insisted on living on her own terms.
In a hearing at Guantánamo Bay, an architect of the C.I.A. interrogation program said he told the accused mastermind of the 9/11 attacks: “I will cut your son’s throat.”
The Texas city hopes to become a center of sports and entertainment with the opening of Dickies Arena and plans to modernize its Stockyards district.
Luca de Meo, a marketing specialist, will need to repair the French carmaker’s troubled alliance with Nissan.
An ancient ancestor’s visual system helps dragonflies and jewel wing damselflies capture prey in very different ways.
At New York City Ballet, the choreographer Alexei Ratmansky is branching out with an idiosyncratic score by the experimental composer Peter Ablinger.
The president’s former chief of staff spoke Monday night in Florida.
The 15 short films nominated in three Oscar categories are mainly serious and often grim.
He was an N.B.A. star, his face known around the world. But when he returned to Lower Merion High School outside Philadelphia, he still called her Mrs. Mastriano.
Millions face hurdles in obtaining documents to get a biometric ID card that will be required to function in the country. Without one, “you are totally a living dead,” a human rights advocate said.
The president’s lawyer spoke about the damage wrought by partisanship in a final appeal to the closely divided Senate to acquit Mr. Trump.
In separate comments, Ms. Ernst said that she thought the White House counsel’s presentation “opened the eyes” of Iowans.
Bolton’s revelations may be fueling a push for witnesses among Republicans, which would prolong the trial.
Amy Klobuchar is deploying her Minnesota hot dish at voter house parties, but it may be a hard sell outside her home state.
As W.H.O. coordinates scientific teams, federal officials plan to expand screening of travelers from China to 20 ports of entry in the U.S.
Prosecutors say Charles M. Lieber, the chair of Harvard’s chemistry department, lied about contacts with a Chinese state-run initiative that seeks to draw foreign-educated talent.
After the assertions from his national security adviser, the president appeared resigned to the possibility of witnesses, peopel close to him said.
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Rhiannon Giddens, Jordi Savall, Yannick Nézet-Séguin and Andrew Norman are among the featured artists.
Despite pro-Trump programming in the mornings and prime-time, Fox News has irked Mr. Trump when he detects any hint of disloyalty.
“It’s an embarrassing day for Harvard Law School,” Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat of Rhode Island, said.
In a stripped-down tavern, the chef Nick Anderer serves chopped liver, Ukrainian ham and other immigrant foods that helped form the city’s palate.
In a stripped-down corner tavern, the chef Nick Anderer conjures up a vision of the city before he was born.
Here is a look at the opposing legal teams.
In cities, many people think “density” means crowded neighborhoods and greedy developers, but a new show at the Skyscraper Museum tells a different story.
“This idea of bargaining — ‘Well, we’ll give you one irrelevant witness for one material witness’ — baloney,” Senator Dick Durbin said.
A Trump loyalist who doesn’t want to admit it.
In Arizona, where elections are getting closer, a federal appeals court undid strict limits on ballot collection and votes cast at the wrong precinct.
The defense’s arguments will resume at 1 p.m.
From a suspicious text message I received, technology researchers concluded that hackers working for Saudi Arabia had targeted my phone with powerful Israeli software.
Mr. Jones, the lone Democratic senator from the Deep South, is in a precarious political position as he cautiously approaches impeachment in a state where President Trump is immensely popular.
¿Las élites políticas, muchas veces ciegas a las necesidades de las mayorías, podrán atender las demandas de los ciudadanos radicalizados y descontentos?
The pop singer and songwriter shared what she watched, wore, listened to and read over 48 hours.
A city with tree-lined streets, movie studios and prices that are rising for single-family houses and holding steady for condos.
With anger rising over the response to the coronavirus outbreak, even some with ties to China’s leaders have called for acknowledging divisions, not papering them over.
A city with tree-lined streets, movie studios and prices that are rising for single-family houses and holding steady for condos.
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
“Lemmings: 21st Century,” a satire on modern festival culture, will have a two-night engagement in March.
Tuesday: More details emerge about the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant. Also: An early encounter with the star.
An excerpt from “Why We’re Polarized,” by Ezra Klein
After a court-ordered DNA test, the 85-year-old King Albert II, who abdicated in 2013, conceded that he was the biological father of the artist Delphine Boël, 51.
Mosier is the first transgender athlete to qualify for and participate in an Olympic trials event in the gender with which he identifies.
Investigators, who recovered an iPad, said they would explore all possible causes of the crash, including mechanical failure.
Photographs published by investigators showed several heaps of obliterated metal on a hillside near Calabasas, Calif.
How well did you follow the news this past week? How many of these 10 questions can you get right?
The move shows how an American effort against the Chinese wireless equipment company has stumbled.
The disease outbreak in China continues to spook investors around the world, though fears appear to be moderating slightly.
Some of the best photos — from teary-eyed first looks to candid dance moves — are captured when least expected.
Details in a coming book by the former national security adviser are threatening to derail Republican senators’ plans for a speedy acquittal.
Do you have a cherished wedding photo that captures an unplanned, unscripted moment? We want to hear from you.
Here's what you need to know.
How Sanders can win, calls for Bolton to testify, Warren’s new line: This is your morning tip sheet.
The February visit would be a welcome distraction for both nationalistic leaders, who face deepening political troubles at home.
The city's health commissioner has urged calm as cases of the dangerous new coronavirus crop up in a number of states.
Protests in the 1960’s, a mimeograph machine and a long-shot candidate all contributed to Iowa’s unlikely role in the presidential election process.
Sandgren, the 100th-ranked player, lost in a drawn-out Australian Open match that saw Federer at the brink of defeat several times.
For a tennis professional and his growing family, building a house near Lake Tahoe, Calif., was about more than just learning a new sport.
See whether you make the kinds of mistakes that can cost poor families food or health insurance.
An excerpt from “Run Me to Earth,” by Paul Yoon
An excerpt from “Black Wave: Saudi Arabia, Iran, and the Forty-Year Rivalry That Unraveled Culture, Religion, and Collective Memory in the Middle East,” by Kim Ghattas
For an Oklahoma tennis player and his growing family, building a house near a California ski resort was about more than just learning a new sport.
In their own words, here is how the House managers and President Trump’s defense team view impeachment.
President Trump arrived Tuesday to hold a rally in the state — his first there since taking office — where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by a million voters.
Not to mention the Democratic presidential race. It can be done, if you put your mind to it.
As the candidate courted nonwhite voters, employees of color were voicing their frustrations, according to interviews, documents and a recording. The campaign said it worked to foster a progressive workplace.
Women in Chile, Brazil, Argentina and elsewhere know: Stopping violence against women starts with politics and power.
The transformation of medieval honey wine from Renaissance Fair to New York’s next cool drink.
With or without witnesses, Trump’s trial shows that the antifederalists were right to question the Senate’s purpose.
Their rhetorical choices have grave implications for the meaning of the acquittal the president is likely to receive.
Coffee is one of the country’s top exports. A four-day tasting journey to haciendas and plantations follows the beans from tree to cup.
President Trump’s legal team will complete oral arguments as negotiations accelerate over whether to include witnesses in the trial.
With Republicans now unified, it is difficult to find a district where a challenger can credibly claim that the incumbent has been insufficiently supportive of the president.
He doesn’t want a revolution. He doesn’t have a movement. He could still win this thing.
Three new books cover the different ways and reasons that we’ve ended up divided.
There was a getting-out-of-Dodge feeling as we boarded the airplane, although airplanes — with their recycled air — are very effective settings for the spread of respiratory infections.
The Kremlin is increasing arms sales, security pacts and training programs as the American defense secretary weighs withdrawing troops from the continent.
Hotels and tour operators across the globe are rolling out vacation packages designed specifically to give women a break from their spouses and children.
His father served for three decades but had never seen the military drama. So they had a lot to talk about after its opening night on Broadway.
Debut fiction by Nicole Flattery, Miriam Cohen and Nicolette Polek unearths the uncanny.
Kim Ghattas’s “Black Wave” examines the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran that is tearing the Middle East apart.
Why wait until now to release damning information about Trump? It’s complicated.
Donna Rifkind’s “The Sun and Her Stars” recounts the story of Salka Viertel, little remembered today but a major presence in Golden Age Hollywood.
“Run Me to Earth,” a new novel by Paul Yoon, examines the devastating toll of mass violence and loss on a handful of survivors.
A selection of recent books of interest; plus, a peek at what our colleagues around the newsroom are reading.
In “Friendship: The Evolution, Biology, and Extraordinary Power of Life’s Fundamental Bond,” Lydia Denworth explores the growing, cross-species science of friendships — how they work and why.
Fred Kaplan’s “The Bomb” explains how the United States plans to fight a nuclear war.
Fear-ridden dogs and cats at the hospital may get toys to distract them or a range of menu options.
Rashid Khalidi’s “The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine” argues that the Palestinian point of view has been ignored by American policymakers.
In “Invisible Americans,” the veteran journalist Jeff Madrick lays out a simple solution to child poverty, a condition that affects 17.5 percent of this country’s kids.
Finding clarity amid the distortions of speech.
Ezra Klein’s “Why We’re Polarized” seeks to explain what has changed in our electoral politics and why our differences are so hard to overcome.
In “Billion Dollar Brand Club,” Lawrence Ingrassia traces the rise of the direct-to-consumer revolution.
Sarah DiGregorio’s new book combines memoir and reporting to explore changing treatments for babies born early.
The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on whether it’s O.K. to shed your stepfamily and more.
In Andrew David MacDonald’s debut novel, “When We Were Vikings,” a young woman on the fetal alcohol syndrome spectrum is obsessed with Norse culture.
In a new biography, David G. Marwell tells the whole story of the notorious Nazi, down to the discovery of his bones.
Jessica Stern’s “My War Criminal” recounts the time she spent with Radovan Karadzic, the Serbian leader implicated in atrocities committed in the 1990s.
How well do the awards reflect the music you listen to?
Don’t ghost him or her — talk to the person. Allow a session or two. Examine your desire to quit.
Protests in the 1960s, a mimeograph machine and a long-shot candidate all contributed to Iowa’s unlikely role in the presidential election process.
The Israeli prime minister will face voters on March 2 as a defendant in a criminal case, but without weeks of potentially humiliating parliamentary discussion on the subject.
Hong Kong announced the shutdown of major rail passenger links and limits on flights coming from the mainland. China will stop issuing visas for individual travelers to the territory.
In this lesson, students will learn about the coronavirus using Times photographs, graphs and articles.