Why Scientists Don’t Want to Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent
Here’s where the debate over changing the clocks stands, and what it could mean for you.
‘Co-Conspirators and Playmates From the Get-Go’
Jennifer Douglas was “avowedly anti-marriage” after her divorce; Kent Shell, too. Until she got down on one knee.
Here Comes the G.O.P.’s Calamity Caucus
Republicans aren’t hiding what they have in store for us.
‘White Lotus’ and the Plight of the American Man
HBO’s “The White Lotus” questions modern masculinity.
The Republican Party Made Trump the Focus of the Midterms
In 2016, the Republican Party made a bet on a controversial political novice. Now, a party made in his image is about to win again.
Taylor Swift’s ‘Midnights’: Listener Mailbag
The New York Times pop music team had its say; now a new panel answers questions about the blockbuster album.
Delicious One-Pot Wonders With Big Flavor
Maafé, chili, gumbo and more dishes brimming with coziness and comfort.
Somalis Are Going Hungry. Their Government Isn’t Calling It a Famine.
Humanitarian groups say Somalia’s leaders are resisting a formal declaration of famine that could unlock aid and save lives.
Una temporada de campeonatos en tierra de mariachis
Los equipos de las escuelas secundarias en la zona fronteriza de Texas se enfrentan cada año en una de las rivalidades más intensas del país. Pero no se trata de…