Rosalynn Carter, 96, Enters Hospice Care at Home in Georgia
The former first lady, who recently announced that she has dementia, joined her husband, former President Jimmy Carter, who has been in hospice care since February.
The former first lady, who recently announced that she has dementia, joined her husband, former President Jimmy Carter, who has been in hospice care since February.
Three New York Times journalists traveled with an Israeli military convoy to catch a rare glimpse of conditions inside wartime Gaza. They saw houses flattened like playing cards, and a city utterly disfigured.
The discovery at Al-Shifa Hospital did not seem to settle the question of whether Hamas has been using the complex to hide weapons and command centers, as Israel has said.
The music mogul, who was accused of sexual abuse by a former romantic partner, fueled the commercial success of rap over a 30-year career dotted by allegations of violence.
Mira Murati, who previously served as chief technology officer, has been named interim chief executive.
McDonald’s is getting into fashion. Plus, we take a look at fake online reviews and Russell Brand’s alternate reality.
Mike Johnson’s comments on a prayer call in October, during which he talked about church attendance and L.G.B.T.Q. youth, offered an up-to-date distillation of his views.
Charissa Thompson’s statement that she had made up reports during N.F.L. games on Fox left many of her counterparts aghast.
The former president went unmentioned during the memorial service for Maryanne Trump Barry, seemingly in accordance with her wishes.
The extraordinary within the everyday: A holiday season rite returns with aerialists, trapeze acts, funny clowns (really!) and cotton candy too.
A recent ruling has the potential to transform the way Americans buy and sell homes — and many real estate agents are feeling a sense of foreboding.
People who study social media say the conflict between Israel and Hamas has underscored the need for better data transparency from platforms.
The tech entrepreneur had endorsed a social media post that echoed the conspiracy theory that had fueled the Tree of Life synagogue killer in 2018.
While Chinese and American leaders meet in a contentious moment, the musicians of the Philadelphia Orchestra and their Chinese counterparts find harmony.
Italy’s Culture Ministry has opened a curious show dedicated to the life and works of J.R.R. Tolkien — and perhaps a new front in the culture wars. It’s “beautiful.” Just ask the prime minister.
Waiting two minutes to sever the umbilical cord after birth raises the chances that a premature infant will survive, new research shows.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2023/11/17/world/israel-hamas-gaza-war-news/despite-lack-of-evidence-us-insists-hamas-was-operating-under-al-shifa
A right-wing group that has been designated a hate group is planning to protest the New York City parade because of the inclusion of two nonbinary performers.
The R&B singer was poised for a big breakout after her 2006 hit song “Me & U.” But her second album never arrived.
A change taking place right now has the potential to do more good within U.S. prisons than any policy in a generation.
The patience of Alonso, the Bayer Leverkusen manager, says a lot about him, and just as much about a sport perpetually chasing the next big thing.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2023/11/17/world/israel-hamas-gaza-war-news/israel-says-a-2nd-hostages-body-was-found-near-al-shifa-as-pressure-grows-over-the-captives
The resolution from Representative Michael Guest, a Republican, sets the stage for a vote shortly after Thanksgiving.
Economic despair dominates social media as young people fret about the cost of living. It offers a snapshot of the challenges facing Democrats ahead of the 2024 election.
One of Britain’s most ambitious and intellectual novelists, she won the Booker Prize with “Possession,” her 1990 tale of illicit love spanning two centuries.
Lena Beseiso was visiting family with her children and grandson when the war broke out and thrust them into a fight for survival.
Fireballs that come from the wake of comet 55P/Tempel-Tuttle may be visible while the moon is a quarter full.
The state of the economy will affect voting next November, and the Federal Reserve may find itself in a delicate position, our columnist says.
As the country prepares for a possible volcanic eruption, it’s working to protect a power plant that serves 30,000 people.
Figuring out how to make the sport safer remains an urgent matter of public health.