Unstable and impeached, the president pushes the U.S. toward war with Iran. Continue reading The Nightmare Stage of Trump’s Rule Is Here

Up to 200 people were held by border agents, with some of them reportedly asked to share their opinions about the situation in Iran and Iraq. Continue reading Iranian-Americans Questioned at the Border: ‘My Kids Shouldn’t Experience Such Things’

In a departure from Iran’s usual tactics of hiding behind proxies, the country’s supreme leader wants any retaliation for the killing of a top military commander to be carried out openly by Iranian forces. Continue reading Khamenei Wants to Put Iran’s Stamp on Reprisal for U.S. Killing of Top General

The Dallas company, which employs 3,300, had been trying to renegotiate its debt agreements for months, but talks fell through. Continue reading Dairy Giant Borden Files for Bankruptcy Protection

The longtime Green Bay Packers coach had been interviewed for a number of N.F.L. openings, including the Giants’. Continue reading Dallas Cowboys, After a Long Divorce, Commit to Mike McCarthy as Coach

Most of the big winners from the evening are streaming. Here’s a look at where find them and what The Times first had to say about them. Continue reading Golden Globes 2020: Where to Stream the Winners

Democrats want to block President Trump from unilaterally starting a war with Iran and have turned to a mostly untested law. Continue reading Iran and Presidential War Powers, Explained

New takes on beloved works by Elena Ferrante, Anton Chekhov and Neil Gaiman testify to the pleasures and perils of adaptation. Continue reading Reimagining Old Friends at the National Theater in London

They call themselves the Newton Brothers, and they create deeply creepy scores for horror flicks like “The Grudge” and “Doctor Sleep.” Continue reading These Composers Are Maestros of Menace

Ghanem al-Masarir, a satirist based in London, says officials in Saudi Arabia are behind threats to his life and the spyware infection of his phones. Continue reading He Mocks Saudi Arabia on YouTube. Yes, He Fears for His Safety.