Warren and Sanders supporters should consider the fate of Jeremy Corbyn. Continue reading Britain’s Ominous Portent for Democrats

Fleeting efforts at persuasion by members of the Judiciary Committee gave way to disputes over basic facts during a marathon debate over articles of impeachment. Continue reading The Breach Widens as Congress Nears a Partisan Impeachment

Xiyue Wang was a graduate student at Princeton who had been sentenced to 10 years in prison on two charges of espionage that U.S. officials have called groundless. Continue reading In Prisoner Swap, Iran Releases American Held Since 2016 Into U.S. Custody

If you didn’t change the tax withholding in your paycheck, you still have time to avoid another unpleasant surprise — or even a fine. Continue reading Last Tax Season Was a Mess. Now’s Time to Prepare for This One.

After a bone marrow transplant, a man with leukemia found that his donor’s DNA traveled to unexpected parts of his body. A crime lab is now studying the case. Continue reading When a DNA Test Says You’re a Younger Man, Who Lives 5,000 Miles Away

I know Karens are hard. As a member of Gen X, I grew up surrounded by them. Continue reading My So-Karen Life

How did eye shadow become the most sought-after item on high schoolers’ wish lists? Continue reading Palettes Are What Every Teen Wants for the Holidays

Amity Shlaes’s “Great Society: A New History” claims that liberals hurt the very people they are trying to help. Continue reading An Argument That Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society Wasn’t So Great

The recipes our readers viewed most on NYT Cooking this year. Continue reading Our 50 Best Recipes of 2019

As the head of a $185 billion technology company, Chuck Robbins says, “We have to run a good business, but there’s more to it.” Continue reading How a Preacher’s Grandson From Rural Georgia Grew Up to Lead Cisco