Barbara Winslow Grant, Mother of Times Chairman, Dies at 90
Ms. Grant, who was the wife of one Times publisher, mother of another and grandmother of a third, devoted much of her life to volunteerism.
Amy Klobuchar Talks Health Care, Israel and, Yes, That Comb
Ms. Klobuchar was interviewed at the South by Southwest festival on Saturday, as was Elizabeth Warren, who spoke about her proposal to break up tech giants.
Hundreds of Migrant Children Are Taken From Families Despite Rollback of Separation Policy
President Trump officially rescinded the practice of separating migrant families at the border, yet more than 240 children have been separated since.
As Daylight Saving Looms, Suppose We Spring Forward, and Never Fall Back?
A growing number of state legislatures across the country are considering proposals to spring forward, but never fall back — and stay on daylight time forever.
Bernie Sanders-Style Politics Are Defining 2020 Race, Unnerving Moderates
The leading Democratic candidates have largely broken with consensus-driven politics and embraced progressive ideas on health care, taxes, the environment and Middle East policy.
Amazon’s Tax Breaks and Incentives Were Big. Hudson Yards’ Are Bigger.
New York was riveted by a debate over incentives offered to Amazon to build a headquarters. But Hudson Yards, the huge office and luxury residential development in Manhattan, has received far more.
On Washington: How Congress Is Weaponizing a Series of Hot-Button Votes
Much of the activity on Capitol Hill these days is more akin to trolling on Twitter than tackling national priorities.
The Look: Work Songs of the Cowboy Poets
Ranchers and seekers of the “mythic West” travel each year to a small Nevada city to practice a tradition born of labor and regional identity.
In Silicon Valley, Plans for a Monument to Silicon Valley
A group in San Jose, Calif., wants a worldwide competition to design a suitable landmark to celebrate the achievements of the tech companies.
Transgender Troops Caught Between a Welcoming Military and a Hostile Government
In interviews, dozens of transgender troops said that they felt supported in the armed services, despite the Trump administration’s fight to keep them out.
Woman Attacks 7 People With Pepper Spray in Manhattan in What Police Say May Be a Hate Crime
The attacks occurred in four locations, including two subway stations, and are being investigated as possible hate crimes, the police said.
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