Decades after they closed, many of these structures are finding new life in communities hit hard by long-term unemployment. Continue reading Second Act for Shuttered Mills Revitalizes New England Towns

She does well before late-night TV audiences. And her joke about ex-boyfriends is a crowd-pleaser in Los Angeles and the Midwest too. Continue reading The Punch Lines Amy Klobuchar Uses to Keep Voters Laughing

After contentious debate, the Missouri city christened a street after the civil rights leader this year. Residents decided to revert it to Paseo Boulevard. Continue reading Kansas City Voters Remove Martin Luther King’s Name From Boulevard

The company is planning more detailed checks of rentals on its site after five people were killed at a California Airbnb. Continue reading Airbnb to Verify All Listings, C.E.O. Chesky Says

No, Air Europa Flight UX1094 was not hijacked, an apologetic airline said. Continue reading False Hijacking Alarm Throws Amsterdam Airport Into Chaos

The stars filed a lawsuit on Wednesday as part of an effort to stop fake online endorsements, a growing problem for Hollywood. Continue reading Sandra Bullock and Ellen DeGeneres Sue Pop-Up Websites Over Misleading Ads

The agency’s inspector general assailed the official for refusing to cooperate, calling his actions a “flagrant problem.”   Continue reading E.P.A. Watchdog, Citing ‘Open Defiance’ of Inquiries, Rebukes Top Agency Aide

Sick of round-the-clock work emails and Slack messages? Here’s some hope. Continue reading 5-Hour Workdays? 4-Day Workweeks? Yes, Please.

The former attorney general and four-term senator risks reigniting attacks from President Trump, who could undermine his standing in the primary race. Continue reading Jeff Sessions Will Run to Reclaim Alabama Senate Seat

Claudia Fleming’s cult, out-of-print cookbook, “The Last Course,” is being reissued as she emerges from a dark decade. Continue reading A Pastry Chef’s Book, and Life, Start Again