Millions of people have been displaced by the pandemic. Jessika and her 6-year-old, Sebastián, are among the many who have yet to find a home.
Britain and the European Union don’t trust each other much, and global banks are caught in the middle.
A group of brands and retailers have been trying to reset expectations.
Video responses to set questions, online games that measure a person’s traits and skills: The future of interviews is coming to a wider variety of professions in the pandemic.
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Upside-down fairy tales, a neon periodic table, the art of Ramona Quimby and more.
Set in the present day, this adaptation of the classic children’s novel forgets why the story of a horse surviving the maliciousness of humans has endured for so long.
To feel close to my father, a man I never fully knew, I eat chicken nuggets.
A scathing report revealed that members of the special forces had waged a campaign to cover up unlawful killings of Afghan civilians.
How a planned two-week trip to Sydney from Melbourne stretched into a five-month drive across Australia dictated by lockdowns and coronavirus restrictions.
The N.F.L.’s 2019 M.V.P. is among more than a dozen Baltimore players who have reportedly tested positive for the virus.
Fires are making the state’s air more dangerous. How much that hurts depends largely on where you live and how much money your family has.
Robyn Weintraub offers us a marvelous way to work off our holiday meals.
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The use of artificial intelligence and facial recognition programs may lead communities to lose trust in law enforcement, human rights experts say.
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Taking questions from reporters for the first time since Election Day, the president also said he would travel to Georgia to support Republican candidates before two runoffs that will determine control of the Senate.
The so-called Citgo 6, who had been lured to Venezuela three years ago for a business meeting, were immediately sentenced to prison.
El caos del velorio del ídolo del fútbol desnudó una vez más los peores rostros del país: la polarización inoperante y la improvisación gubernamental.
The New York Times asked poets laureate from across the country what the people in their states had to be thankful for in this difficult year.
Known for siding with leftist leaders and causes, the soccer legend’s life, and his politics, never strayed far from his impoverished roots, and his fans loved him for it.
Tens of thousands of people stood in line on Thursday, including Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner of Argentina, to bid farewell to the soccer legend Diego Armando Maradona, as his body lay in repose in the presidential palace.
In a video of the 2018 incident in Havre, Mont., a Border Patrol agent is heard telling the two American women he detains that speaking Spanish in the small city is “very unheard-of.”
The justices issued six opinions, several of them unusually bitter, in upholding challenges from churches and synagogues to state pandemic restrictions on religious services.
Senators Richard J. Durbin and Sheldon Whitehouse are vying to be the top Democrat on the panel that controls judicial nominations, reflecting a broader debate among activists about how to wield power.
Some Conservative lawmakers are calling Boris Johnson’s plans to continue restricting most of England’s bars and restaurants “authoritarian.”
The president’s inability to concede the election is the latest reality-denying moment in a career preoccupied with an epithet.
El final de la presidencia de Trump deja a su hija Ivanka y a su yerno Jared Kushner en busca de un nuevo hogar, pero parece que no será en su antiguo departamento de Nueva York, sino en una casa en la vecina Nueva Jersey.
He pioneered the use of strobe photography to break down a golfer’s swing. He was also innovative, even crafty, in documenting P.G.A. tournaments for decades.
The court signaled that if unconstrained religious observance and public safety are sometimes at odds, then religious freedom should win out.
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While no troops will be administering shots or dropping off doses, scores of Defense Department employees are involved in the effort.
The threat of the coronavirus led planners of the annual parade in New York City to drastically revise plans, including reducing the route to a single block down 34th Street, near the flagship department store.
In “The National Road,” Tom Zoellner set out to discover what connects us as Americans at a time when divisions run deep.
This long Thanksgiving weekend, check out a great concert, a craft show for kids and a reboot that’s better than the original.
Footage from security cameras and bystanders suggested the officers had lied about the beating, bolstering critics of a new bill that would restrict circulating videos of security forces.
She performed autopsies in New York that found blood clots in vital organs, suggesting how much the virus spreads through the body.
The holiday ritual was limited to a block, with parts pretaped for television and barricades to keep people away. Still, a few curious spectators showed up.
The charity, Feed the Solidarity, often provides the only meals children receive each day. The government accuses it of subversion, with no evidence.
Their show “As Time Goes By” was a hit in Britain and had a following in the U.S. “When you acted with him,” Ms. Dench said, “you’d just feel very safe.”
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He admitted to stealing files and giving them to a journalist as a way to expose Vatican corruption and protect his boss, Benedict XVI.
Frontex is under fire for letting Greece illegally repel migrants as the agency expands to play a more central role at the bloc’s external borders.
He also held ambassadorial postings in Liberia and Australia and, as director general, helped diversify the elite, mostly white Foreign Service.
Readers discuss breaking bad habits and the need to be vulnerable.
Readers offer suggestions that go part way to loan forgiveness.
Unlike 2016, when conflicts emerged over political choices, this time many are centered on the legitimacy of the result itself.
Unlike 2016, when conflicts emerged over political choices, this time many are centered on the legitimacy of the result itself.
She created the Desdemona role in José Limón’s best-known dance, “The Moor’s Pavane,” and became a respected teacher.
Wong Kar-wai’s influential drama, along with his “Chungking Express,” are part of a new retrospective of the Hong Kong director’s work.
She never forgot that economics is about people.
When one party becomes detached from reality.
Playing her latest album for the first time with two collaborators who helped make it, Swift heightens the songs’ sense of pristine contemplation.
No arguments — or turkey — this Thanksgiving. Just a cocktail.
The owners of the two rings, which were found in a backpack in the Mediterranean, survived the capsizing of their vessel as they crossed from Libya to Europe.
The 23-year-old Maryland rapper has built a cult following with her mixtapes of playful but bruising scream-rap. Now she’s releasing her major-label debut.
The origins of the national holiday have little to do with Pilgrims and Indians.
All but one property on the month’s list are affordable only to the wealthy, or super-wealthy, in the case of the $88 million former home of Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender who died in jail last year.
The well-known model shared via Instagram that she’s taking a break to set some boundaries in the industry.
Quickley, a guard out of Kentucky, is an exceptional free throw shooter, a skill he learned from his mother. He had the third highest free-throw percentage in Division I last season.
An exhibition at the Detroit Institute of Arts highlights the relationship of art and car culture over the past 70 years.
After more than 15 years, the Meadowlands complex began a phased opening in late 2019, but before customers could shop at its stores the pandemic hit and completely upended the retail industry.
A wave of damaging attacks on hospitals upended the lives of patients with cancer and other ailments. “I have no idea what to do,” one said.
As China fights to end extreme poverty while also recovering from the economic damage of the coronavirus, the supposed wisdom of building huge statues in poorer areas to grow tourism is coming under harsh scrutiny.
This week’s properties are in Manhattan Valley, Riverdale and Midwood.
This week’s featured properties are a five-bedroom house in Bronxville, N.Y., and a three-bedroom in Rowayton, Conn.
This week’s properties are in Manhattan Valley, Riverdale and Midwood.
This week’s featured properties are a five-bedroom house in Bronxville, N.Y., and a three-bedroom in Rowayton, Conn.
A reader wonders how to talk to a salty boomer about progress.
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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said that a deadline for the region’s dissident leaders to surrender had lapsed. The conflict threatens to destabilize the entire Horn of Africa.
The documentary, directed by Alex Winter, portrays the musician and composer Frank Zappa as a sort of noble.
In this comedy from Ben Falcone, McCarthy plays the world’s most average human, picked to save the world by an A.I. entity with the voice of James Corden.
A more accurate title for this movie, set in the early ’70s, would be “Johnny Flynn Sings Jacques Brel.”
This Errol Morris documentary explores the relationship between the LSD guru and Joanna Harcourt-Smith, a woman who likened herself to Mata Hari.
A rogue Iraqi SWAT team fights the Islamic State in Matthew Michael Carnahan’s action thriller.
One viewing is enough for this animated feature debut by the Polish director Mariusz Wilczynski.
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Dramatic liberties in the latest season of the Netflix series, covering the turbulent 1980s, are annoying Britons who wrote of that period, even among those who disparage the royals.
The art critics of The Times select their favorites from this year’s crop of art books.
Many seasonal mainstays have been reimagined for online viewing this year. Here are some of our favorites, from “A Christmas Carol” to Handel’s “Messiah.”
The delicate proxy clash has pitted Democrats eager to emphasize issues like hunger and nutrition against traditionalists who believe the department should represent rural America.
The tensions point to the difficulty governors across the Northeast have had in persuading districts to reopen — decisions that often require school boards to buck powerful unions.
A spate of new travel insurance policies have begun covering Covid-19, just as many international destinations begin to require it. Here’s what to look for.
The positive test rate in Erie County has remained above 5 percent for almost two weeks.
The composer John Luther Adams combines immersive sound worlds with environmental activism.
“Racist ideas continue to shape our consciousness.”
En épocas difíciles, esta sorprendente lección de la neurociencia podría ayudarte a reducir tus niveles de ansiedad.
People who already have dental problems may see them aggravated by encounters with the coronavirus, some experts suggest.
Alenka Artnik of Slovenia recently set a record in free diving. But her race to the bottom may not be over.
A spate of new travel insurance policies have begun covering Covid-19, just as many international destinations begin to require it. Here’s what to look for.
Abiy Ahmed, the country’s prime minister, has become the protagonist of a familiar story in Africa, which is written in blood by politicians in pursuit of their ideologies and power.
For the cosmetics mogul and philanthropist Leonard Lauder, the city, with its museums, public transit and parks, is an explorer’s delight.
“I have never seen this much anxiety and fear about money,” one financial counselor said.
The positive test rate in Erie County has remained above 5 percent for almost two weeks.
To come out of this pandemic better than we went in, we must let ourselves be touched by others’ pain.
For New Yorkers starting new chapters, the struggles of the coronavirus pandemic took on additional intensity.
It’s been a difficult year. It’s OK to keep it simple.
Those accused of being ringleaders were among the many sentenced in one of the most important mass trials relating to the plot.
Simon Gronowski a échappé enfant aux nazis. En avril dernier, il soutenait le moral à l’entour en jouant du jazz à sa fenêtre.
For many Argentines, Diego Maradona, who died on Wednesday, was no mere soccer superstar. “I feel like a member of my family just died,” said one.