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Politics
Bao Tong, 90, Dies; Top Chinese Official Imprisoned After Tiananmen
Bao Tong, who was the highest-ranking Chinese official imprisoned over the pro-democracy protests in Tiananmen Square that ended in mass…
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Sports
A Strong Start Slips Through Americans’ Fingers in World Cup Opener
AL RAYYAN, Qatar — Walker Zimmerman wagged his finger in the air from where he lay sprawled out on the…
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Magazine
A Jewelry Designer Finds a Scent as Unique as Her Latest Avant-Garde Ring
On a mild fall morning in Paris, Gaia Repossi, the 36-year-old artistic director of the Italian fine jewelry house Repossi,…
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World
New York’s L.G.B.T.Q. community is on edge after the attack.
On Saturday, revelry at a gay bar in Manhattan was interrupted for the fourth time this month by someone throwing…
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US
John Roberts’s Early Supreme Court Agenda: A Study in Disappointment
WASHINGTON — After finishing his first term on the Supreme Court in 2006, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. was…
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US
Capitol Police Officer’s Suicide After Jan. 6 Qualifies for Line-of-Duty Death Benefit
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department has classified the suicide of Howard Liebengood, a Capitol Police officer who defended the Capitol…
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US
From Yale Law to Oath Keepers: Stewart Rhodes’s Unlikely Journey
As a married father with young children, gun enthusiast and former Army paratrooper on a campus dominated by liberals, Stewart…
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Food
Jeremy Pope Is Telling Himself ‘Yes’
I’ve interviewed my fair share of leading men, and I know how often that conversation turns into a war of…
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Food
‘The Hours’ Becomes an Opera. Don’t Expect the Book or Film.
“I think it needs to be more surreal,” the conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin said from the orchestra pit of the Metropolitan…
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Food
This Mars Documentary Required Many Sols
Early in the documentary “Good Night Oppy,” footage from late 2002 shows Steve Squyres, clad in scrubs, staring down in…