Millions fled the war in Syria for the safety of neighboring Turkey. “We want them to be buried among their family,” said a man waiting for the body of a young relative coming from Turkey.
In his State of the Union address, the president signaled the opening of a yearslong push to persuade white working-class voters to return to the Democratic fold. Winning them over on cultural issues may be more difficult.
In his first appearance before a Republican House, the president renewed calls for large new economic programs and offered no concessions on federal spending.
His State of the Union address was not exactly a celebration of a unity agenda. But the president seemed to relish the scrimmage.
The balloons have some advantages over the satellites that orbit the earth in regular patterns. They fly closer to earth and can evade radar.
A Dutch-led team made the assessment, but said it had suspended its investigation because of insufficient evidence and rules that prevent new prosecutions.
Google has stiff competition now, after Microsoft integrated powerful A.I. technology into its search engine.
Researchers used ChatGPT to produce clean, convincing text that repeated conspiracy theories and misleading narratives.
The members of the Ryuyukai have done nearly 100 years of hard time. Now they’re just looking to stay out of trouble.
The news that Gustavo Dudamel is leaving the Los Angeles Philharmonic for New York was a blow to a city where he has been much more than a conductor.
New York City is buying bus tickets for migrants who want to seek asylum in Canada, where they hope to have an easier time getting work permits and health insurance.
Fossils found in New Zealand highlight an era after the dinosaurs when giant flightless birds prowled the seas for prey.
The Arkansas governor perfectly reflects the moral compromises of her party.
But there were also reminders of the forces that can’t be mastered by infrastructure spending, China bashing and appropriations of populist themes.
The soul of a majestic nation is at stake.
What Biden said, and didn’t, in his State of the Union speech.
A Times investigation into the team of officers accused of killing Tyre Nichols reveals the challenges of preventing policing brutality.
Some online banks offer yields of 3.3 percent or more, but savers may be reluctant to open one because they think it will be a hassle.
Does respect from music’s premier awards show still carry weight?
Five Black presidents have been hired to lead N.F.L. teams, an influx some hope could provide a blueprint for diversifying leadership even as the league struggles to improve head coaching searches.
Chilling details emerged at an arraignment of Lindsay Clancy, accused of strangling her three children. Her lawyer argued she was mentally ill, but prosecutors outlined methodical planning leading to the deaths.
The daughter of an Auschwitz survivor, Élisabeth Borne has avoided bringing her past into politics, even when it might be appropriate.
They’re expensive, difficult to find and myths about them abound on social media. Here’s what to know.
New research shows that the UV light in nail lamps could be harmful to your health, but you may not need to cancel your next appointment.
Why parallel play is good for grown-ups, too.
A little empathy goes a long way, and people are going to judge.
After recovering from a traumatic brain injury, a writer seeks to reclaim the mental transcendence that comes from running.
The warmth and richness of menudo is a fortifying ritual to finish up the week — or start a new one.
What the data tells us about how people play the game.