7 items, carouselOn the Fourth of July, Nolan Wells went on a boating trip with a group of friends. He never returned; he was…
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7 items, carouselOn the Fourth of July, Nolan Wells went on a boating trip with a group of friends. He never returned; he was…
4 items, carouselThe Resident Evil franchise holds the record for the most live-action films based on a video-game series.…

Taylor Swift dropped four new songs today, culled from additional studio time with her collaborators on last…
3 items, carouselSusan Collins, who has served in the U.S. Senate for nearly 30 years, is up for reëlection. Her race against…
5 items, carouselEver wondered if what you’re watching is a movie or a film? Next time, consider these key differences…
2 items, carousel“Primetime,” Lance Oppenheim’s thriller about the making and unmaking of the scuzzy reality-TV phenomenon…
2 items, carousel“By just about every metric except the vast sums of campaign cash that Trump has drummed up, this election…
6 items, carouselTom Brady was drafted to the Patriots, in 2000, at No. 199. Only one Super Bowl-winning quarterback had ever…
Video“I’m excited that he’s doing something that he loves. It’s a pity that it’s going to destroy everything that…
7 items, carouselIn the late 1980s, a small community of talented, sludgy local bands began attracting attention in the…
4 items, carouselCurrently, in the United States, there are two camps of thinking about falling birth rates. One, helmed by…
VideoDo you really need to hit 10,000 steps a day? Dhruv Khullar, a practicing physician and New Yorker staff…
VideoIn this week’s #RadioHour, David Remnick is joined by the pioneering d.j. Grandmaster Flash, who is credited…
6 items, carouselIn 2023 and 2024, Yuval Abraham, the Israeli journalist and co-director of the documentary “No Other Land,”…
8 items, carouselThe week after Charlie Kirk was murdered, Ellie Fisher, then a third-year law student at Texas Tech, was…
5 items, carouselDo we really need to worry about the lawlessness of robots? Unfortunately, we do, Jill Lepore writes.…
2 items, carouselShame is becoming something that people dismiss altogether, Jay Caspian Kang writes. “Life experienced on…
2 items, carouselLate last week, just shy of another round of midterm elections that seem poised to go badly for the…
3 items, carouselAfter reading Annie Dillard’s 1982 essay collection, “Teaching a Stone to Talk,” Robert P. Baird sent her a…
5 items, carouselLast week, Ed Sheeran allowed one of his supporting acts, the rapper Macklemore, to be removed from his tour…
6 items, carouselOur annual Fall Books issue is full to the brim with coverage of the literary world, from Casey Cep’s…
4 items, carouselAt least 21 people, many of them children, were killed earlier this week after a building collapsed in Gaza…
4 items, carouselBarbara Kingsolver’s last book, “Demon Copperhead,” won the Pulitzer Prize in 2023, sat on the Times…
4 items, carouselAmerica’s longest-running paternity dispute has seemingly come to an end: Thomas Jefferson fathered children…
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