Dutch lawmakers are reviewing an investigation into a 2009 accident with striking parallels to the recent 737 Max crashes. American safety officials have also declined to participate. Continue reading Boeing Refuses to Cooperate With New Inquiry into Deadly Crash

After months of negotiations, a deal for the Mets to sell control of the team to the hedge fund billionaire is effectively off. Continue reading Steve Cohen’s Deal to Buy the Mets Unlikely, M.L.B. Commissioner Says

A reader has no interest in double dating with her stepdaughter and her married girlfriend. Continue reading You Seriously Want Me to Go Out With Her?

The favorite snack of ’90s kids is back. But why now?We asked General Mills. Continue reading Dunkaroos Are Back. Why?

Diminished in scope but not ambition, the men’s shows prove that even the malling of Manhattan can’t dampen designers’ spirit. Continue reading Men’s Wear Flies Its Freak Flag

The Netflix documentary, released Friday, opens a rare, honest window on what makes this star tick. Continue reading I Used to Be a Taylor Swift Fan. ‘Miss Americana’ Reminded Me Why.

The Trump campaign is skeptical that president signed this document, but authenticators disagree. At least one expert thinks the document could bring six figures at auction. Continue reading ‘Urban Legend’ or Authentic Trump Autograph? Either Way, It Sells

“Tyll,” a best-selling novel in Germany and soon to be a Netflix series, is set in the dark times its author couldn’t get out of his head. Continue reading In His New Book, Daniel Kehlmann Says Hello to a Cruel World

The former “Nanny” is back with a new NBC sitcom, “Indebted,” young fans like Cardi B and an arsenal of GIFs. “I’m kind of an influencer,” she said. Continue reading Fran Drescher, Millennial Whisperer

For years, China’s Thousand Talents recruitment plan attracted U.S. scientists with its grants. Investigators now say China used the program to steal sensitive technology. Continue reading China’s Lavish Scientific Funds Fall Into Prosecutors’ Spotlight