Lawmakers release a scathing report on Big Tech. Here’s what you need to know. Continue reading Congress Agrees: Big Tech Is Broken.

The Puerto Rican reggaetonero has come to dominate global pop on his own terms. Continue reading The World According to Bad Bunny

Women and suburbanites continue to power Joe Biden’s support, new polls by The Times and Siena College show. A majority of voters say campaigning in front of large crowds is inappropriate. Continue reading Biden Leads Trump in Nevada and the Two Are Tied in Ohio, Polls Show

The new $50 gadget encapsulates a modern quandary: It wants to help you find content to watch. But you have to be willing to share your data. Continue reading Google Chromecast Review: A Streaming Device That Gets Better the More It Knows

The physical toll of the N.B.A. finals was on display before, during and after Los Angeles’s victory Continue reading Round 4 of the Cage Match Goes to … the Lakers

The 31-year-old Braves catcher has had a career hindered by injuries, but he delivered a momentum-swinging home run in Game 1 against the Marlins. Continue reading Travis d’Arnaud, Long an October Footnote, Gets His Moment

Choruses are a pandemic no-no, but there is a solution. One music-starved writer joined a drive-in rehearsal. Continue reading A Choir Finds a Way to Sing. Just Ignore the Steering Wheel.

In “The Knowledge Machine,” the philosopher Michael Strevens says that there is something fundamentally irrational and even “inhuman” about the scientific method. Continue reading Modern Science Didn’t Appear Until the 17th Century. What Took So Long?

The Supreme Court’s decision not to hear the case of a New York City developer who painted over murals in 2013 cements a ruling that awarded $6.75 million to the artists. Continue reading Artists Have Final Victory in a Case of Destroyed Graffiti