It’s Not Just a Feeling: Data Shows Boys and Young Men Are Falling Behind
Boys’ educational achievement, mental health and transitions to adulthood indicate that many are not thriving.
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D.N.C. Takes Step to Void Election of Hogg and Kenyatta as Vice Chairs
David Hogg has faced sharp criticism for his plan to fund challenges to incumbent Democrats, but a D.N.C. vote on Monday began with an earlier complaint about the procedures used in an internal party election.
President Trump’s Visit to the Middle East
President Trump is arrived in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday for the first major overseas trip of his second term. Over four days, he also plans to visit the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, from which he is trying to acquire a plane for use as Air Force One …
Takeaways From Harvey Weinstein’s Trial, and What’s Ahead in Week 5
The disgraced producer’s trial on sex charges resumes Tuesday in Manhattan with the cross-examination of a woman who says he abused her repeatedly.
New Jersey Is Facing a Possible Transit Strike. Here’s What to Know.
The union that represents the engineers who drive New Jersey Transit’s commuter trains has threatened a walkout as soon as Friday if a contract deal is not reached.
Behind a Museum Door, These Beetles Are Eating Flesh for Science
Deep in the labyrinth of the American Museum of Natural History, past the giant suspended blue whale and the first floor’s Alaska brown bears, is an unobtrusive locked door. On it, there is a small sign. “Bug Colony.” Behind the door, accessible only …
How New Yorkers Are Adjusting to Congestion Pricing
The program has reduced traffic and produced revenue for the M.T.A., a New York Times analysis found.
Kim Kardashian to Testify About Robbery Ordeal at Paris Trial
The reality TV star and entrepreneur is expected to describe how she was tied up at gunpoint as jewelry worth millions was stolen in a 2016 attack.
Austin Welcomed Musk. Now It’s Weird (in a New Way).
The famously liberal bastion of Austin is grappling uneasily with Elon Musk’s rightward turn, which has begun transforming his adopted home into an unlikely hub of right-of-center thinkers.
The Small, Tight-Knit Religious Order That Molded Pope Leo XIV
The Order of St. Augustine, with fewer than 3,000 members, shaped the man who would become a cardinal, and then pope to the world’s Roman Catholics.