Air Travel Workers Seek to Capitalize on Newfound Clout
A shortage of controllers hastened the end of the government shutdown this year. Now catering employees hope a similar dynamic will help them win better pay.
Those Tiny Hotel Toiletry Bottles Are on Their Way Out
A bill in California would force hotels to get rid of single-use shampoo and soap bottles to keep plastic waste down.
Elizabeth Warren Proposes ‘Aggressive Intervention’ to Create Jobs
Ms. Warren laid out a theme of “economic patriotism,” pledging to intervene in markets and invest $2 trillion in climate-friendly industries over a decade.
The Other Reason Apple Is in the News? Earthquake Safety
Tuesday: Earthquake safety; a school ballot measure in L.A.; and a behind-the-scenes story about “Always Be My Maybe”
Climate Change Takes Center Stage as Biden and Warren Release Plans
Even former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has embraced the goals of the Green New Deal, showing just how far the Democratic field has moved on climate change.
His Martin Luther King Biography Was a Classic. His Latest King Piece Is Causing a Furor.
David Garrow found F.B.I. documents alleging King stood by during a rape. But some scholars question whether to trust records created as part of a smear campaign.
Inside Apple’s Earthquake-Ready Headquarters
Apple’s “spaceship” headquarters are in one of the few Silicon Valley buildings that use seismic technology to protect against earthquake damage.
The Struggles of Rejecting the Gender Binary
Not everyone identifies as male or female. This is what it’s like to be nonbinary in a world that wants to box you in.
On Politics: Pettiness and Pageantry
During his state visit to Britain, President Trump dined with the queen and hurled insults at the mayor of London.
Companies See Climate Change Hitting Their Bottom Lines in the Next 5 Years
Some of the world’s largest companies estimate they face roughly $1 trillion in climate-related risks, with most of that looming in just the next five years.
Charges of Politics in Census Debate Are ‘Smoke and Mirrors,’ Justice Dept. Says
Opponents of a citizenship question say a Republican operative helped steer it onto the census. That is the stuff of conspiracy theories, the Justice Department said in a court filing.
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