In Gaza, a Question of Strategy and Morality
Israel has every right to defend itself and fight terrorists. But is this really the best way?
Israel has every right to defend itself and fight terrorists. But is this really the best way?
An Israeli veteran reflects on his experience the last time Israeli troops entered Gaza in force.
A young activist in Queens supports Palestinian aspirations.
Zombie raccoons, David Sedaris and haunted houses.
China’s state-run media has blamed the United States for deepening the crisis, while perpetuating tropes of Jewish control of American politics.
In a time when everything’s gone virtual, Halloween costumes represent an old-fashioned commitment to the physical world.
To meet the demand, the U.S. is producing so-called FrankenSAM systems that marry advanced Western weaponry with Soviet-era items still in Ukrainian stockpiles.
The former speaker, Kevin McCarthy, was a prolific fund-raiser for his House colleagues. The new speaker, Mike Johnson, doesn’t yet have the same juice.
This week’s toughest challenge may have been a little bombastic.
The share of women working has reached a record high, with the biggest increases among mothers of children under 5.
She always had concerns about the happily-ever-after ideals of the genre. Now as a director she’s pushing its boundaries to examine issues of aging and regret.
Baseball’s pitch clock is just one example of how professional sports are competing for public attention in an ever-evolving entertainment world.
More than a year after a mass shooting at Robb Elementary School, the community is breaking ground on a new campus.
Fakes related to the conflict have been limited and largely unconvincing, but their presence has people doubting real evidence.
A new crop of popular social media personalities includes a trucker, a shepherd and a commercial fisherman. What they earn from sponsorships is just a nice bonus.
A new “Pal Joey” at City Center has reimagined the never-quite-satisfying script to make Joey (Ephraim Sykes) a forward-thinking Black jazz singer.
She escaped an abusive betrothal, but her family’s reputation was suffering for it.
Michael D. Cohen, Donald J. Trump’s former fixer, was not an essential witness in Mr. Trump’s civil fraud trial this week. He will be when he takes the stand in a Manhattan criminal case.
Although no citywide offices are being contested this year, the New York City Council is up for election, and voters statewide will consider two ballot questions.
The body of the man suspected of killing 18 and injuring 13 others in Lewiston was found with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound late Friday.
The new House speaker has put his faith at the center of his political career, and aligned himself with a newer cohort of conservative Christianity that some describe as Christian nationalism.
A super PAC supporting Trump is shifting its strategy again, with less than three months before the state’s first-in-the-nation caucuses.
A large demonstration, organized by Jewish Voice for Peace, came as Israel ramped up its military operations inside Gaza.
The landmark class-action case was one of the farthest-reaching challenges to high school sports under federal Title IX protections.
The new House speaker has kept his oldest son out of the public eye — except when the Republican talks about race.
A “Shiite Crescent” stretches from Yemen on the Arabian Peninsula through Iraq, Syria and Lebanon and back down to the Gaza Strip.
The shooting in Lewiston that left 18 dead prompted the town’s conservative Democratic representative to embrace an assault weapons ban, but Senators Susan Collins and Angus King are still resisting.
Every mass shooting is a gut-punch; but such things can and will happen anywhere and everywhere in this locked-and-loaded country.
Wang Yi met with the president and other senior officials amid talk of cooperation within a frosty relationship.
Writers and editors at Reviewed, a product recommendation website, say that the company used artificial intelligence to create reviews last week.