The Woman Who Faced New Yorkers’ Wrath Over the MTA
As the authority’s first “chief customer officer,” Ms. Meyer worked to connect the public with the transit system’s overseers.
The Rev. Calvin O. Butts III, Dynamic Harlem Pastor, Dies at 73
He led Abyssinian Baptist Church and helped revitalize his community by building housing, some of which he reserved for existing residents.
How to Help Someone With Depression
Whether they are coping with seasonal symptoms or chronic depression, here’s how to offer love and understanding while still caring for yourself.
A Timeline of Hurricane Sandy
From a single wave off the coast of Africa to a $52 billion sea wall a decade later.
Sigourney Weaver Has Us All Fooled: She’s Really Quite Silly
Hollywood has never quite known what to do with her. That’s why she’s relishing her current run of roles in “Call Jane,” “Avatar: The Way of Water” and more.
Congress Should Back This Promising Bill on Immigration
Congress needs to provide sufficient funding for an asylum system that admits those who qualify for refuge and keeps out those who don’t.
How China Is Fighting the Chip War With America
The battle for technological superiority between the United States and China is the ultimate competition between two radically different systems.
Garden Varieties
Fall is well and truly here. It’s a good time to check in with your houseplants.
The Political Power of Gas Prices and More: The Week in Narrated Articles
Five articles from around The Times, narrated just for you.