By adding PGA Tour’s finale and FedEx Cup to his victories, he threw himself into competition with Brooks Koepka for Player of the Year.
The fires have engulfed the country’s largest city in smoke, and are threatening villages, productive farms, and endangered species.
He confuses the way he thinks he is treated with the well-being of the country.
A chance to gain ground in the division disappears in a string of failed rallies and a run of long nights.
Determined not to rouse President Trump’s well-known temper, Group of 7 leaders registered their policy differences in the most flattering of tones.
A fireball producer is giving him a comeback chance while also trying to revive the tired celebrity news genre. It’s Mr. Bush’s first TV job since the infamous “Access Hollywood” tape.
After the latest escalation, a wide array of business leaders raised the alarm on the likely costs for workers and consumers.
Why do the president and many of his opponents act as though American political life is just another film noir?
Fertilizer runoff is making us sick. States can step in to regulate farmers.
Losing a family member at a young age has lasting impacts, well into adulthood. There’s no quick fix for childhood grief.
Luck belongs to a young generation more carefully weighing the dangers of the game against the financial rewards.
The green-blue blooms of toxic algae have been found in Central Park, Morningside Park and Prospect Park.
Putting up with dinginess is a rite of passage for many college students. Some have had to endure far worse.
Don’t you love farce?
The failure to provide flu vaccines to detained migrants is a recipe for disaster.
Torres, a 22-year-old infielder, has put up impressive power numbers while avoiding the injuries that befell so many of his teammates.
Erik Agard repeats himself.
Defenders of Luck said he was putting his well-being ahead of his career, but critics saw his exit as a sign that he was too soft.
After initially said that he was having “second thoughts” about a new levies on Chinese goods, Mr. Trump said he only regretted not raising tariffs faster.
Police used water cannon trucks for the first time since the protests began in June. They also drew guns on protesters who were charging at them with sticks. The violent weekend followed a period of relatively peaceful marches.
Muchas personas han dejado la red social por temas de privacidad, pero otros usuarios están desesperados por recuperar su cuenta y por conseguir un empleado humano que les ayude a hacerlo.
Trade war shadows G7 summit.
Generations of politicians have assumed that openly acknowledging a psychiatric disorder would be disastrous. Jason Kander is testing that assumption.
Facing demands to change the name of the Trump International Hotel and Tower, the president’s business is considering signage that would elevate its Central Park West address.
As the president attacks the Federal Reserve, policymakers are looking the other way — and closing ranks around the Fed chair, Jerome H. Powell.
The crash took place over the island of Majorca as the two aircraft, which had taken off from separate airports, collided below a thousand feet.
At the invitation of France, Iran’s foreign minister flew to Biarritz and met with European officials. But he had no plans to sit down with American officials.
La serie de HBO explora de manera profunda los problemas de la adolescencia pero va mucho más allá de la radiografía de una nueva audiencia y de la voluntad de seducirla.
A loose network of conservatives says it has dossiers of offensive social media posts and other problematic public statements by hundreds of journalists.
The third installment of Gerard Butler’s “Fallen” action series brought in about $21.3 million in its opening weekend.
Readers says the world is a poorer place when monolingualism prevails.
Altagracia Alvino is used to cooking large meals for her family, teammates and visiting players. I sampled her (very tasty) goat stew.
Readers call for stricter enforcement of traffic rules for bike riders and stricter punishments for reckless drivers. Also: When Obama picked Joe Biden; whose history gets taught.
At the privileged private school in “Eureka Day,” some parents refuse to give shots to their children. Then the mumps hits.
Customers vented their fury after the airline said their flights would be canceled because of a looming strike, then backtracked.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson responded cautiously, saying that reaching a trade agreement “may take some time” and would require compromises from Washington.
For decades, New Yorkers have skated on asphalt in Tompkins Square Park. Now the Parks Department may cover it with artificial turf.
The Japanese carmaker’s public accounting of its internal problems could provide a handy road map for lawyers seeking payback for investor losses.
Corn and shishito salad, roasted zucchini with garlicky bread crumbs, lamb meatballs: Embrace summer’s bounty and fall’s coziness with these recipes.
No existe otra alternativa para salir de la crisis en la que se encuentra el país. Lo que está en juego es su supervivencia. Negociar es incómodo, pero también es imprescindible.
Calling Mr. Trump ‘completely unfit,’ Mr. Walsh, a conservative radio host, will adopt a television-centric strategy to try to rattle a media-obsessed president.
Here’s what you need to know about the week’s top stories.
The incident added to tensions between the United States and its regional allies on one hand and Iran and the regional forces it back on the other.
The collapse of WOW Air, the discount airline, has damaged the country’s tourism industry, which had lifted it from the wreckage of the 2008 financial crisis.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
The former law professor’s path to presidential contender began in Texas bankruptcy courts, where she witnessed desperate families, similar to her own.
For a special section from the Sports desk on the U.S. Open’s history of night tennis matches, Chris Buzelli had a big space to fill: about the size of a mini-fridge.
Durante casi 20 años, Altagracia Alvino, la abuela de Vladimir Guerrero Jr., ha vivido y cocinado para su descendencia de beisbolistas, así como para sus compañeros de equipo y contrincantes.
President Trump, at the G7 summit in Biarritz, France, once again caught off guard allies who disagree with him on trade tariffs, global warming, Russia and China.
The police drew their pistols and unleashed rounds of tear gas at protesters, who threw bricks and firebombs, as a weekend of violence followed nearly two weeks of relatively peaceful rallies.
For about two decades, Altagracia Alvino has lived with and cooked for her baseball-playing offspring — as well as their teammates and opponents.
It has been five years since men’s tennis had a first-time singles champion at a Grand Slam tournament. Will the U.S. Open be different?
A very chunky scarf, in search of the usual gang of idiots and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
Hundreds of thousands of guns sold in the United States vanish because of loose American gun laws. Many reappear in Jamaica, turning its streets into battlefields.
মায়ানমারে, যেখানে তারা জাতিগত নিধনের শিকার হয়েছে, সেখানে তাদের জন্য কি অপেক্ষা করছে তার আতঙ্কই রোহিঙ্গাদের মায়ানমারে ফিরে যেতে বাঁধা দিচ্ছে। কিন্তু বাংলাদেশের শরণার্থী শিবিরে জীবন কঠিন। কোথাও যাওয়ার মত একটি জায়গাও তাদের নেই।
Kirsten Dunst works her way up a cultlike pyramid scheme, and a 16-year-old tries to break into the influencer world in “Jawline.”
All of the weddings right here on one handy page for you.
The couple met three years ago in Los Angeles.
A mutual friend who thought the couple would make a great match introduced them in 2013.
The couple met through a mutual acquaintance who invited both of them to gatherings not once but twice. They had their first date in 2016.
The couple met four years ago in New York through the dating app Hinge.
They began dating a decade after they met as friends, each with three children from previous marriages.
The couple met in 2014 on the dating app Hinge. They had their first date at Upright Brew House, a restaurant in New York.
The winner of the 2011 season of the reality television show “Survivor: South Pacific” said, “He’s definitely my No. 1 alliance for life.’’
The couple met at Brandeis University, from which they graduated.
The couple met in 2017 at the 34th annual University of Virginia Law Softball Invitational.
The couple met in 2012 at Lutherdale Bible Camp in Elkhorn, Wis.
The couple met in 2017 on Match.com and had their first date at Bareburger restaurant in Forest Hills, Queens.
The exercises are meant to protect South Korea’s claim to a set of islets also claimed by Japan, as ties between the two countries are at their worst in years.
The couple met when a former girlfriend of the groom’s threw a cocktail party in order to introduce him to the bride.
Her grandmother could tell within minutes that he was head over heels for her.
The couple met in June 2011 while they were both serving as Peace Corps volunteers in Burkina Faso, West Africa.
The couple initially met when both were prospective doctoral students in economics at Berkeley, then met again years later on OkCupid.
The couple met on a dating app, and had a virtual relationship until he returned to the United States from Thailand, where he had been living.
The couple met in 1993 when the bride was a first-year student at Brandeis and became friends with the groom’s younger sister.
The couple met in 2005 at the birthday party of a mutual friend, in Wellesley, Mass.
They met in 2013 during a negotiation workshop at Harvard Law School, and later that year negotiated a long-distance relationship.
The couple met through a mutual acquaintance at a lounge in Santa Monica, Calif., in 2015.
The couple met in high school and in 2016, after years of friendship, their relationship took a romantic turn.
Once a dedicated Communist, Mr. Rittenberg became disillusioned after 16 years in prison in China and returned to the United States to forge a lucrative career helping companies do business in China.
The 29-year-old was the first pick in the 2012 draft and is in the third year of a five-year contract extension that pays him an average of $23.3 million a year.
Quotation of the day for Sunday, August 24, 2019.
Corrections appearing in print on Sunday, August 25, 2019.