The party-line vote set the stage for the full House to take up impeachment next week.
Every day, members of the Cloud Appreciation Society post photos of the sky from around the world. This is why they stop to look up.
We went to one of the world’s biggest oil fields with an infrared camera to find out what’s leaking into the sky.
Simon Watson has spent the past 10 years capturing exquisite homes, from Indian palaces to Irish townhouses, including his own.
Glittery eyes, a classic Nan Goldin book and more ideas from the editors of T Magazine.
Thumbnail images in electronic health records provide insights into the patients we care for.
What do you think were the most memorable moments of the year?
At the Brooklyn Museum, his pictures skim the surface of social problems. It can be a frustratingly reductive vision of world peace. “I think being naïve is what has helped me the most,” he says.
A painstaking selection process ensures that The Times’s annual visual review highlights the biggest news events and strongest images.
You can teach yourself to see stereo photographs without a special viewer. This turns out to be good practice for making sense of a complex world.
Sifting through images of conflict, triumph and catastrophe from around the world, our editors chose photos to represent the year.
Racial discrimination by algorithms or by people is harmful — but that’s where the similarities end.
I spent nearly three years photographing the Paralympic athlete Marieke Vervoort as she prepared to die by choice. It became one of the most emotional assignments — and friendships — of my life.
The Times’s art critics select 26 of their favorite art books and books related to art of the year.
She had a knack for capturing her subjects, whether Andy Warhol in New York or Dolly Parton in Nashville, in ways that caught their essence.
Residents in the nation’s slums suffer with the economy’s collapse.
Alina Szapocznikow’s bits of body; Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg’s triggering Claymation; Sonya Kelliher-Combs’s poignant picturing of abuse; and Amy Brener’s urethane goddesses.
Several apps transform a memorable portrait or vacation shot into a “painting” suitable for hanging over the couch or sharing this holiday season.
By revisiting and refuting the cultural history of the West, this group is using time as its primary medium, looking backward to inform a different kind of gay future.
A new year powers in with congresswomen, a polar vortex and protests.
Raven B. Varona has also shot Kanye West, Cardi B and J. Lo.
We sent four photographers to capture scenes beyond the stage in the theater district. Here’s what they saw.
Fires in the Amazon, a hurricane in the Bahamas and dueling Brexit rallies in Britain.
Political fireworks, a World Cup victory and a heat wave in Europe.
She took over the Witkin in Manhattan after the death of its founder and kept it going for 15 years.
Many people joining the newsroom are digitally savvy and helping media with a digital transition, says Theodore Kim, who runs fellowships and internships.
The latest books to give — and keep for yourself! — this season.
Luc Sante’s roundup includes Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman and Kohei Yoshiyuki.
The latest books to give — and keep for yourself! — this season.
A Trump administration battle, life rising from the ruins and a look to the future.
For years, artists have put pressure on Facebook and Instagram to treat female and male nipples equally, but such a change may be too radical for Silicon Valley.
For years, artists have put pressure on Facebook and Instagram to treat female and male nipples equally, but such a change may be too radical for Silicon Valley.
Pizza Rat is not the only resourceful city critter. A look at the endlessly entertaining (and slightly dangerous) world of urban wildlife.
On an early assignment he shot a new group called the Beatles. He went on to photograph, among many others, Faye Dunaway — whom he later married.
Three new visual books reveal dancers past and present in intimate moments.
“Light Break” and “The Sound I Saw” capture the full scope of the 20th-Century Harlem photographer’s career.
The special tech issue’s cover, and eight stories inside, are accompanied by playful photo illustrations by the artists Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari.
As bushfires swept Australia’s east coast on Tuesday, our photographer shot residents and firefighters close to the blaze.
A powerful new show at MoMA PS1, featuring artists from the U.S. and the Persian Gulf, revisits two conflicts most Americans have tuned out.